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Today's Front Page News

Colorado officials hope Hewlett-Packard cuts won't hurt state's workforce
http://business-news.thestreet.com/denver-post/story/colorado-officials-hope-hewlett-packard-cuts-wont-hurt-states-workforce/1(hidethestreet) Hewlett-Packard said Wednesday that it will cut 27,000 jobs, 8 percent of its.  

• Boulder Open Space officials frown on bison herd along U.S. 36
• National praise of Denver's park system is in full bloom
• Controversial immigration-enforcement program goes live in Colorado
• Woman: Fear led her to comply with Denver cop's sexual demands
• Police train for implementation of Denver homeless-camping ban

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Today's Local Politics

Controversial immigration-enforcement program goes live in Colorado
The controversial federal immigration-enforcement program called Secure Communities went live across Colorado this week — in a cobbled-together fashion and under a cloud of controversy over the potential for entangling domestic-violence victims in deportations.  

• Denver police train for implementation of homeless-camping ban
• Obama addresses Air Force Academy grads, attends Denver fundraiser
• Air Force Academy alum cheers on brother at graduation
• At Denver fundraiser, Obama pounds Romney on his Bain Capital record
• Obama at Falcon Stadium to give Air Force Academy commencement speech

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Today's Business

EU finance ministers cross fingers for revival of Greece
Turmoil in Greece is forcing other eurozone countries to consider the prospect that it might soon leave the single-currency club.  

• Colorado officials hope Hewlett-Packard cuts won't hurt state's workforce
• Colorado regulators to rule on Xcel Energy's solar-program cuts
• Federal probes involving Chipotle workers may take 2 years to finish
• Facebook stock climbs, but lawsuits filed over company's IPO
• United Airlines to begin direct Denver-to-Tokyo flights

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Today's Sports Headlines

Judge warns reluctant witness in Clemens case
WASHINGTON—In a brushback reminiscent of Roger Clemens the pitcher, U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton had a message for former major leaguer David Segui if he defies a prosecution subpoena to testify in the trial: "He better be on the run, because the marshals will be after him.  

• Onetime top football prospect seeks exoneration
• Age no obstacle as Broncos stockpile CBs to plug leaks
• Fred Funk is on a roll
• Choosing the right golf ball
• Littleton's Becca Huffer will make her pro golf debut at Colorado Women's Open

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Today's Style

Boulder restaurateur Bryan Dayton was born to run Oak at Fourteenth -- and Boulder's trails
It is difficult to write about Boulder restaurateur, bartender and champion trail runner Bryan Dayton without mentioning the fire. So let's dispense with it quickly.  

• Worldly fashion takes the stage at World of Fashion event at Glendale's Infinity Center
• Retro styles dominate women's swimwear
• Five Tips: Styling a ponytail
• Denver Post Fashion Calendar, 5/24/2012: Fresh Produce Annual Warehouse Sale and more
• Store: Fancy Tiger Crafts hosts business panel

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Today's Opinion

Mike Coffman: Obama comment was boneheaded
 Since the issues surrounding President Obama's birth certificate began during his campaign in 2008, I have rejected the notion that he is anything other than American.  

• Editorial: Good call on Longmont drilling rules
• Henneberger: Obama, Catholics both wrong
• Rosen: Sore losers on Denver camping ban
• Editorial: Punitive ban on smoking at DIA