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Anne Gorsuch, the Woman Whose Work Created the Chevron Deference

In a trailblazing and at times controversial career, Anne Gorsuch was the youngest woman admitted to the Colorado Bar, the first woman to be EPA Administrator and the first cabinet-level official charged with contempt of Congress.

Michael Rummel - July 4, 2024

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To Sue an Almost Assassin’s Therapist

Colorado plaintiffs in 1983 sued the psychiatrist treating John Hinckley Jr. at the time of his attempted assassination of former Pres. Ronald Reagan.

Jess Brovsky-Eaker - July 19, 2023

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‘A Woman’s Place is in the House’: The Legislative Legacy of Rep. Pat Schroeder

Pat Schroeder, who died this week at age 82, was known for her sharp wit and fierce advocacy for equal rights, health care and family leave.

Jess Brovsky-Eaker - March 15, 2023

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Anne Gorsuch, the Woman Whose Work Created the Chevron Deference

To Sue an Almost Assassin’s Therapist

‘A Woman’s Place is in the House’: The Legislative Legacy of Rep. Pat Schroeder