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Refusing to enforce immoral legislation like confiscating the guns of citizens is the definition of what a good cop does.

Officials in Colorado have passed a disturbing law that will allow police to confiscate people's guns based solely on unchallenged accusations from others.

On behalf of a mining company owned by John D. Rockefeller, the National Guard used a machine gun on workers and their children, then burned them alive.

When police refused to act and let the man who confessed to molesting her son get away, one mother took matters into her own hands and she tracked the pedophile down in Mexico.

A proposed measure would require all fines from traffic tickets and forfeiture to be donated to charity, removing the incentive for police officers to issue tickets in order to generate revenue.

After making history by fighting off the reefer madness less than six years ago and legalizing weed, Colorado citizens may soon be voting to legalize magic mushrooms.

City officials in Denver are being accused of using flamethrowers to destroy homeless individuals' property, and then holding a BBQ while they looked on.

Once again, Colorado is showing the good things that happen when people gain freedom and a legal industry replaces the black market.

Parents could be fined $20,000 for giving kids smartphones, should a legislative initiative pass — but the proposal evinces everything wrong with the Nanny State.

Colorado lawmakers are flexing 10th Amendment rights to protect the freedom of citizens from the feds and the economic boon of legal cannabis.