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Today's Front Page News

Parents fight new school on Denver's North High campus
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Tom Boasberg has a problem that, a decade ago, would have been hard to imagine: northwest Denver parents in an uproar, fighting what they perceive as a threat to the neighborhood schools they champion.  

• Cost of fighting Hewlett Fire near Fort Collins to top $2.9 million
• Colorado's strong summer concert calendar forces fans to make tough choices
• Coffman can survive Obama "not an American" remark, experts say
• Broncos will wait and see with veteran defensive tackle Ty Warren
• CU professor William King retires after 40 years

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Today's Local Politics

Rep. Coffman can survive Obama "not an American" remark, experts say
U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman's taped statement that President Barack Obama is "not an American" — for which he has apologized — isn't likely to end his political career, several experts said Thursday.  

• Congress has small window to achieve much before election season
• Denver police train for implementation of homeless-camping ban
• Immigration-enforcement program goes live in Colorado
• At Denver fundraiser, Obama pounds Romney on his Bain Capital record
• Obama addresses Air Force Academy grads, attends Denver fundraiser

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Today's Business

Colorado casinos lose tax cut that cost regulators their jobs
Colorado gambling regulators on Thursday raised the tax rate on casinos by 5 percent, effectively reversing a controversial tax break awarded to the industry last year that led to Gov. John Hickenlooper's overhaul of the five-member Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission.  

• Colorado regulators tighten rooftop solar-energy incentives
• Colorado restaurants to add 10,800 jobs this summer, report says
• Lewis: Skip the tip at Noodles & Co.

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Today's Sports Headlines

Broncos will wait and see with Ty Warren
Today's question about the Broncos comes from Shaun Cooney in Grand Junction. Q: With Ty Warren whining about making $4 million last season for doing nothing, is there any chance the Broncos just cut him and find themselves another option at defensive tackle.  

• Arapahoe baseball player Anthony Freddes grows out hair for good cause
• Colorado Rockies need Marco Scutaro to produce from leadoff position
• Kiszla: Broncos are better off without Tim Tebow in town
• Heat advances to Eastern final with a 105-93 win over Pacers
• Jerry Sloan will interview for Bobcats coaching job

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Today's Entertainment

Colorado's strong summer concert calendar forces fans to make tough choices
This Colorado summer boasts one of the strongest concert calendars in recent memory. And while nobody should complain, it does present some issues — including your credit-card statement  

• Movie review: A "Small, Beautifully Moving" and flimsy film
• Movie review: A disquieting brilliance tints the movie "Color Wheel"
• Movie review: "We Have a Pope," but he's gone underground
• Movie review: "Tonight" a pleasing remix of rom-com formula
• Movie review: "Men in Black 3" takes a trip back in time

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Today's Style

Circa 1976: Baked Atlantic Fish
From the April 25, 1976, issue of the Post's Empire Magazine. Makes 6 servings.  

• Let angry daughter live with consequences of her actions (5/25/2012)
• Sale Insider, 5/21/12
• Boulder restaurateur Bryan Dayton was born to run Oak at Fourteenth -- and Boulder's trails

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Immigration law made more clear in Colorado
When you're right, you're right. As much as we take issue with the Garfield County sheriff's interpretation of a state law about reporting suspected illegal immigrants, the sheriff is correct about one thing.  

• Ditmer: You can make history at public library
• Harsanyi: The morality mandate
• Marcus: The irresponsibility Olympics
• Milbank: The Secret Service's cirque du so lame
• Guest Commentary: Colorado's listeria outbreak and food safety reform