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NY Times- Way of the World: Some Cracks in the Cult of Technocrats May 23, 2013In the wake of a global crisis that technocrats both helped cause and failed to predict, there are sound reasons not to rely on technocratic solutions.
- British Security Chiefs Meet After Killing May 23, 2013One day after a soldier was hacked to death in broad daylight on a London street, Prime Minister David Cameron said Britain would be “absolutely resolute” in confronting militants.
- In Mideast, Kerry Plays Down Pessimism on Peace May 23, 2013On his fourth visit to the area in two months, Secretary of State John Kerry acknowledged the doubts being expressed on both sides over his chances of revitalizing the peace process.
- IHT Rendezvous: The Future of High-Tech Immigrants to the U.S. May 23, 2013Foreign graduate students at U.C. Berkeley reflect on how immigration reform could make it easier for highly skilled workers to stay in the United States. Or encourage them to return home.
- Way of the World: Some Cracks in the Cult of Technocrats May 23, 2013
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- Hickenlooper accused of trying to have it both ways May 23, 2013Gov. John Hickenlooper on Wednesday stunned Colorado by indefinitely delaying the execution of a death-row inmate, a decision that didn't give any outright victories to either side of the death-penalty debate and set the Democrat up for accusations of trying to have it both ways.
- Resort owner puts ski villages up for sale May 23, 2013The largest resort owner in North America is testing the market by listing seven of its resort villages - including Copper Mountain's base village - for $142.5 million.
- Smashburger founder launches new pizza chain in Denver May 23, 2013Smashburger's founder is launching yet another new fast-casual restaurant concept, this time centered on customized, oven-baked pizzas made and served within minutes of ordering.
- Denver Fashion Truck, Brick & Mortar and more mobile fashion retailers May 23, 2013The Brick & Mortar Store is coming soon to a location near you. Really near you. Possibly just down the street. Inspired by the success of food trucks, canny young entrepreneurs are retrofitting trailers and delivery trucks into mobile boutiques that fans follow on social media to pop-up events, festivals and First Fridays.
- Hobby Lobby birth-control case up for federal appeal in Denver May 23, 2013DENVER—In the most prominent challenge of its kind, Hobby Lobby Stores Inc. is asking a federal appeals court Thursday for an exemption from part of the federal health care law that
- Victims' families express outrage over Dunlap reprieve May 23, 2013Reactions from the families of those slain during the Chuck E. Cheese's killings were as intense as they were different after Gov. John Hickenlooper announced he would halt the execution of Nathan Dunlap.
- Hickenlooper accused of trying to have it both ways May 23, 2013
