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National advocacy group Students for Fair Admissions is suing the U. S. Air Force Academy, alleging the school’s use of race in admissions is unconstitutional, according to a complaint filed in U. S. District Court in the District of Colorado this week. Students for Fair Admissions won a similar suit against Harvard College in 2023 when the U.

Mackenzie Blackwood smiled and revealed what he is asking Santa Claus for Christmas. “I can’t wait until I get the permanents back in,” said Blackwood as he flashed a goofy grin. “So hopefully in a couple of weeks, you will see me with a pearly white smile.” Two weeks ago, the Avs were toothless.

Pamela Cabriales and her son (Photo via Denver7) On a February night almost four years ago, Lorenzo Rodriguez sat his 5-year-old son down to tell him that his mother had been killed. “ ‘Leo, we need to talk,’ ” Rodriguez said, recounting his exact words in Denver District Court on Thursday. ” ‘You know your daddy loves you very much.

Broncos cornerback Riley Moss (knee) was listed as a non-participant for the second straight day, putting his availability for Sunday’s matchup against the Colts in jeopardy. With Moss likely missing his second straight game since sustaining an MCL injury against the Raiders last month, Denver has a tough decision to make at the outside cornerback spot opposite Pat Surtain II. The Broncos could turn to veteran Levi Wallace despite a disastrous performance against the Browns his last time out when he allowed six catches for 151 yards.

When Sean Payton first arrived as Denver’s coach in 2023, he quickly set about putting his stamp on just about everything in the organization. That meant many changes to the roster, but two constants emerged over his first and second offseasons: Invest in the offensive line and don’t be afraid to get rid of the franchise’s old guard or big names. The Broncos went big in free agency in 2023, landing Mike McGlinchey and Ben Powers right away.

For two years, going on three, DeAndre Jordan has been almost an unofficial team captain of the Nuggets, an often-unfiltered but consistently wise voice at the end of the bench to help compensate for the team’s quieter, less English-savvy superstar. The first quarter of the 2024-25 season might represent the most adversity Denver has faced since Jordan joined the roster in part to fill that exact role. That’s not saying much.