The Denver Post - 2018-04-30

• Clearing the air
• Lt. Gov. Lynne places her mark on governor bid with a tattoo
• North Korea offers to halt nukes
• Down to three: $26.5B wireless deal merges Sprint, T-Mobile
• ROCKIES’ OFFENSE STILL ICY IN LOSS AT MIAMI
• NORTH KOREAN LEADER FEELING GENEROUS
• No room for asylum seekers?
• A PUSH TO MAKE INTERNAL AFFAIRS OPEN TO PUBLIC
• El Día del Niño
• Operator sues for right to buy Park Hill land
• Perspectiv­e: Regarding anti-racist protest in Georgia, the U.S. Constituti­on does not promise anonymity.
• Boulder breweries grapple with industry slowdown
• STOLEN RIG LEADS TO WILD RIDE ON PRAIRIE
• New Non-Pill Sex Cream for Men Gets Amazing Results
• Helping needy for 100 years
• America is Hungry for Martha Stewart’s New 30-Minute Dinner Kits
• Pompeo: U.S. stands with Israelis, Saudis against Iran
• Trump gives thumbs-down to comic Wolf’s gig at correspond­ents’ dinner
• TWITTER SOLD RESEARCHER DATA ACCESS
• Syrian troops take villages east of Euphrates River
• Trials bring swift verdicts, almost all guilty
• Analysts: Menendez maintains edge despite ethics censure
• Uber should report violent incidents involving its drivers
• Why aren’t liberals outraged about Alfie Evans?
• Buffs’ Lindsay ready to make immediate NFL impact
• BUFFS LOSE CHAMPIONSH­IP: CU women’s lacrosse team falls to Stanford 15-6 in Pac-12 title game.
• JAMES LIFTS CAVS TO GAME 7 VICTORY
• HORSCHEL, PIERCY WIN ZURICH CLASSIC
• Logano wins at Talladega, snaps skid
• Rapids’ home unbeaten streak ends
• Predators even Western semis with Jets
• Colorado’s slump gets even deeper
• AFC West teams focused on defense
• Horoscope

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