Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper signed some of the nation's toughest gun legislation into law on Wednesday. The state witnessed two of the deadliest mass shootings in the nation's history, including the July movie theater massacre in Aurora, Colo., and the Columbine school shooting more than a decade ago. Read More
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Mark Sanford: A rise from disgrace?
Disgraced politician Mark Sanford has a chance to make a political comeback Tuesday. But will he pull it off? Read More
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Be sure to check out Toure's new book: I Would Die 4 U: Why Prince Became An Icon on book stands tomorrow. Read More
Toure on why Prince became an icon
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Rand Paul wins CPAC straw poll
The straw poll, which was first conducted in 1976, is the most watched event at CPAC and can help predict who the GOP presidential nominee will be. Read More
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Kimani Gray: What really happened?
Incident after incident where cops shoot black men. Read More
Today on The Cycle: Help yourself
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President vs. Congress: Deal or no deal?
I want to know what exactly will it take for a budget deal to happen. Read More
Sanders: ‘Insane to simply talk about cut, cut, cut’
Senator Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., blasted Rep. Paul Ryan’s new budget plan, calling it, “disastrous.” Read More
Are you biased? There’s a test for that
Everyone is biased. But what if we could harness our prejudices, understand them, and push back against the anxiety that comes with conversations about race or gender? Read More
Report card: Three months after Newtown, how much progress on gun safety?
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The budget talks continue in Washington
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Steve’s Korner: The 1996 Primary
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