Denver experimented with giving people $1,000 a month. It reduced homelessness and increased full-time employment, a study found.

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A man walks past a homeless encampment in Denver, Colorado.

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Read the full incident report from Lauren Boebert's infamous night at the theater

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Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) leaves a House Republican caucus meeting at the US Capitol.

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Lauren Boebert's fondling incident may have violated Colorado's public indecency law, but an attorney said she probably won't be charged

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Colorado Representative Lauren Boebert.

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GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert caused a 'disturbance' and was escorted out of a performance of 'Beetlejuice' in Denver

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Colorado GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert and Beetlejuice

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Democratic Denver mayor calls for Biden to share his physical health updates to make sure he's 'ready and fit to serve' ahead of 2024 race

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US President Joe Biden delivers remarks.

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The housing market's biggest shocker: Your rent may actually fall this year

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The apartment market is "rapidly shifting in favor of renters," and that means tenants can expect lower rent and a lot of new perks.

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Tenants are finally gaining power in the housing market

Denver councilman said he was left 'humiliated' after he was forced to crawl onto a debate stage with no wheelchair access

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Denver Councilman Chris Hinds.

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