The Justice Department on Thursday is expected to release a redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russian election interference and the Trump campaign, opening up months, if not years, of fights over what the document means in a deeply divided country.
"I can think of two great reasons to be here in Salt Lake City. One is great hiking, the other is great Democrats," Sen. Elizabeth Warren said to a crowd in Salt Lake City during her campaign trail ahead of the 2020 election. Topics included Medicare for all, climate change, and the regional topic of public lands.
It’s the report that people have been waiting a long time to see. A redacted version of the Robert Mueller report will be released today. However, Utah' Rep. Chris Stewart will get to see more information than what will be available to the public.
“It would be catastrophic to the Arizona economy if the border was shut down,” Glenn Hamer with the Arizona Chamber told KSL's sister station, KTAR News.
The rise in popularity of tax software like TurboTax has clearly hurt H&R Block and its network of more than 10,000 tax preparation professionals. Sure, H&R Block has DIY software, too. But that business pulls in a tiny fraction of sales.
More than half of Colorado's counties have declared themselves 'sanctuary counties' opposing the states newly passed red flag gun bill promising not to allocate resources for a law they believe to be unconstitutional.
Rep. Ilhan Omar says she's faced increased death threats since President Donald Trump spread around a video that purports to show her being dismissive of the 2001 terrorist attacks. "This is endangering lives," she said, accusing Trump of fomenting right-wing extremism. "It has to stop."
Vice President Mike Pence hopes South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg will offer more than attacks on his religious faith or the character of President Donald Trump as he embarks on his quest for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
In either case, Joe Biden never asked for permission. One liked the touching, one didn't. The standard should be you cannot touch someone without first asking that person's permission.
The mother of the man shot in a hail of bullets following a dramatic high-speed chase through Salt Lake City wants his story to be told. A statement released by family members on Thursday says their son, brother, uncle and friend Harold Vincent Robinson suffered from mental illness, paranoia and delusions.
Abortion rights groups filed a lawsuit Wednesday challenging the constitutionality of a new Utah law banning most abortions after 18 weeks of gestation, following through on a vow made when lawmakers considered the measure during this year's legislative session.
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Attorney General William Barr declared he thinks "spying did occur" against Donald Trump's presidential campaign, suggesting the origins of the Russia investigation may have been mishandled, in remarks that aligned him with the president at a time when Barr's independence is under scrutiny.
Police entered the Ecuadorian embassy in London Thursday morning arresting Julian Assange and bringing the Wikileaks founder's seven-year stint there to a dramatic close. Metropolitan Police officers made the move after Ecuador withdrew Assange's asylum and invited authorities into the embassy, citing the Australian's bad behavior.
Attorney General William Barr has assembled a team at the Justice Department to review how the FBI's counterintelligence Russia investigation looking into ties between the Trump campaign and Russia began in 2016, according to a US official.
Trump's inner circle knows there will likely be further releases of embarrassing or politically damaging information. Barr's letter, for instance, hinted that there would be at least one unknown action by the president that Mueller examined as a possible act of obstruction. A number of White House aides have privately said they are eager for Russia stories, good or bad, to fade from the headlines. And there is fear among some presidential confidants that the rush to spike the football could backfire if bombshell new information emerged.
The State Department on Monday publicly designated 16 people for their roles in the killing of writer Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
