The Denver Post - 2017-11-16

• Another Colo. lawmaker faces a complaint
• For first time ever, gene editing done on living person
• Going out on a wing: 134 jets
• SPORTS IT’S TIME TO CHANGE THE PLAYBOOK AND QB»
• I-70 EXPANSION TO COST $2.2 BILLION OVER 30 YEARS
• SENDGRID STOCK SURGES FOR ITS WALL STREET DEBUT
• ART’S NEWEST HOT SPOTS MAY BE UP YOUR ALLEY
• Don’t let renovating burst your bubble wrap
• Down in front! Ticket rules will change to curb scalping
• Weld’s Buck could be a rare Republican voice of caution
• Colorado hospitals, insurers turned profits in 2016
• MORE GROWTH STATEWIDE FOR BUSTANG
• Colorado writers allege Disney stole “Pirates” plot
• Business leaders tell Congress: Help the Dreamers
• Cordray stepping down, paving way for change
• Stocks decline for 2nd day
• Senate panel sends through bill on drilling
• Mugabe under house arrest after military takes control of the capital
• GOP tax plan in trouble; senator won’t support it
• More women accuse Moore of pursuit
• Thousands mourn eight family members killed in Texas church
• TRUMP: CHINA AGREES NUKE WEAPON FREEZE NOT ENOUGH
• The Republican case for forcing out Roy Moore
• The Post Editorial Blame belongs to Lebsock alone
• Senate Republican­s’ plan to use tax bill to end Obamacare mandate
• Girard among the few teens rarely seen playing D
• Put Lynch in, rethink offense
• NUGGETS: Shooting guard Gary Harris hopes to play Friday against New Orleans Pelicans.
• Baseball hopes for new Japan posting deal by early December
• COLORADO RUSH ADDS PROFESSION­AL 1ST TEAM
• Three players apologize, are suspended
• Witness claims media giants paid FIFA bribe
• HARDAWAY HITS LATE 3 TO LIFT KNICKS OVER JAZZ
• Elliott gives up fight, will serve suspension
• BILLS BENCH QB TAYLOR, OPTING FOR ROOKIE
• NOTEBOOK:
• Teenage D men
• Lynch could be new No. 2 QB
• MCKENZIE LOSES ROLE AS TEAM’S PUNT RETURNER
• Seniors to be recalled as builders of the program
• Buffs aiming to fix run D
• Crunch of games new for many
• WILLIAMS GETS 400TH WIN AT N. CAROLINA
• An all-Steel City title game possible
• On its 20th anniversar­y, “Rent” still relevant
• Denver film fest makes big gains
• THEATER: “Beau Jest” a light, retro comedy
• Stepping Up fundraiser benefits Warren Village Learning Center
• Singer banned for mocking the Nile
• The New York Times Crossword
• Horoscope
• Slow-going musical may save Broadway’s soul

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