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Utah’s Anti-Porn Crusade Marches On With Tech Filtering Law
Utah has pushed forward with ambitious plans to require porn filters on cell phones and tablets, appeasing conservative lawmakers’ ongoing campaign on decency in the Mormon stronghold.
Harris and Pence Face Off in a More Civil Debate
Golden hour sunlight blanketed the columns of Kingsbury Hall on the University of Utah campus Wednesday evening, as Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris tightened their laces for a much anticipated, sole vice-presidential debate.
Pence and Harris Set to Square Off Tonight in Sole VP Debate
On the heels of a raucous first presidential debate and amid a coronavirus crisis at the White House, a booming Western city will host the first and only debate showdown Wednesday between Vice President Mike Pence and his Democratic rival, Senator Kamala Harris of California.
Oregon Governor Signs Sweeping Order on Climate Change
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown on Tuesday announced what stands to be the nation’s “boldest” move to curb greenhouse gas emissions, further highlighting a sharp political divide in the Beaver State.
Sanders Woos Utah Voters at Salt Lake City Stump
Sen. Bernie Sanders rolled into Utah on Monday with gusto similar to that of the winter storm that gripped the Wasatch Front over the weekend, drawing thousands to the state capital’s fairgrounds.
Klobuchar Ends White House Bid Ahead of Super Tuesday
Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar dropped out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination Monday after a slow start in early contests and a difficult lead-up to the Super Tuesday primaries.
Debate-Bruised Bloomberg Woos 600 at Salt Lake City Stump
Democratic presidential hopeful Mike Bloomberg, roundly targeted by rivals in his first debate Wednesday night, found friendlier confines while rallying Utahans on Thursday morning.
Ex-Intel Officer Gets 10 Years for Leaking Military Secrets to China
A former Defense Intelligence Agency officer who sold U.S. military intelligence to Chinese officials will spend 10 years in prison, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.