Few people played a more pivotal role in Rick Santorum’s victories in Minnesota, Missouri and Colorado than Foster Friess, a wealthy donor to conservative causes.
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Foster Friess, a Santorum Supporter With Deep Pockets
Rick Santorum’s victories in Minnesota, Colorado and Missouri were his first breakout moments, but how much they will matter in the long run remains unclear.
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Santorum’s Victories May Not Guarantee an Edge
Rick Santorum held a strong lead in the early returns of the Minnesota caucuses late Tuesday and won a nonbinding primary in Missouri.
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Santorum Is Revitalized in Tuesday’s Results
As Mitt Romney approaches primaries in states where his religion could be an advantage, more supporters say his values are the bigger issue.
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For Mormon Voters, Mitt Romney’s Faith a Factor, but Not The Only One
The American people, a small slice of them, have spoken, and they are none too pleased. The rest are yet to be heard, as the men who would be president march West , to caucuses Saturday in Nevada , where the unemployment rate is 13 percent, and then to Colorado and Minnesota on Tuesday. Read full article > >
Campaign ready to move on to Colorado and Nevada.
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Paul Won’t Be in Florida for Primary
Continuing his push to identify more historic sites important to the nation’s Hispanics, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar touted a new report Wednesday that identified several sites tied to Latino heritage in Colorado and New Mexico — including one in his own back yard — that could one day become national parks or historic landmarks. Read full article > >
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Sites identified as potential Latino national parks
Updated 3:42 p.m. ET Continuing his push to identify more historic sites important to the nation’s Hispanics, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar plans to tout a new report Wednesday identifying several sites tied to Latino heritage in Colorado and New Mexico that could one day become national parks or historic landmarks. Read full article > >
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Latino sites identified as potential national parks
Updated 3:42 p.m. ET Continuing his push to identify more historic sites important to the nation’s Hispanics, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar plans to tout a new report Wednesday identifying several sites tied to Latino heritage in Colorado and New Mexico that could one day become national parks or historic landmarks. Read full article > >
The minimum wage increases in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Montana, Ohio, Oregon, Vermont and Washington will be 28 cents to 37 cents an hour.
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8 States to Raise Minimum Wage
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide whether a Colorado man who touched and berated then-Vice President Dick Cheney can sue the Secret Service for arresting him. An appeals court said Steven Howards of Golden, Colo., could proceed with his suit that his arrest violated his free speech rights. The incident occurred during a chance encounter with Cheney at a Beaver Creek shopping center in 2006. Read full article > >
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Supreme Court to decide whether man arrested for confronting Cheney can sue
A $50 million art project, “Over the River,” will suspend nearly six miles of fabric panels along a 42-mile stretch of the Arkansas River.
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U.S. Approves Christo’s ‘Over the River’ Project in Colorado
A prize-winning goat in Colorado is disqualified from competition after testing positive for an illegal feed additive, but its owners cry foul.
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Prize-winning goat in doping row
For Mormon Voters, Mitt Romney’s Faith a Factor, but Not The Only One
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