Payroll-tax cut raises worries about Social Security's future funding By extending the payroll-tax cut, Congress and the Obama administration have quietly made a critical change in how Social Security is funded, one that some worry could undermine the program's foundation if lawmakers keep renewing the tax break.
Primary candidate taking on Rep. Amy Stephens bows out after maps draw her into race with GOP incumbent Gar Graham, the retired U.S. Air Force major general who had jumped into one of the most fascinating Republican legislative primaries in 2012, has now jumped out.
Bailey: Orton's work on scout team big asset Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey offered a different take on his team's defense facing Chiefs quarterback Kyle Orton on Sunday.
Cast of true characters to offer up the last laughs of 2011 in Denver Of all the holidays, New Year's Eve is perhaps the most joyous and party-ready, a time to spend with friends while you laugh and imbibe in elevated moods and environments.
LL Bean hunting boot gets a kick from retro trend A nearly century-old hunting boot is catching on with a younger generation that sees the utilitarian footwear as hip. L.L Bean's familiar duck boot with leather uppers and rubber soles — designed for slogging through mud and snow — has become something of a fashion statement owing to its newfound popularity on college campuses, the company says.
Editorial: Stuck in reverse on nation's debt Given the manufactured crisis over the debt ceiling last summer, we wouldn't blame you for recoiling when President Barack Obama this week announced he would seek to increase it again.
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