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Biden to propose capping rental costs, Washington Post reports

07/15/2024 10:04pm
President Joe Biden will unveil a proposal on Tuesday to cap housing rental costs nationwide, the Washington Post reported on Monday, citing three people familiar with the matter.

In blow to Biden, Teamsters consider no endorsement in 2024 race

07/15/2024 6:31pm
President Joe Biden is on the brink of failing to win a key labor endorsement as leaders of the 1.3 million-member Teamsters union consider backing no candidate at all in the U.S. presidential race, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Salt Lake Tribune newsroom staff seeking to unionize

07/15/2024 4:05pm
The Salt Lake Tribune's staff is seeking to unionize, citing concerns about journalists who have lost their jobs "at least, in part, over page view quotas largely beyond their control."

Amazon Prime Day deals are almost here. Should you take advantage of them?

07/15/2024 2:34pm
It's summertime, and the bargains seem easy at a time when many consumer prices are high. July sales events have become a seasonal revenue driver for the retail industry since Amazon launched its first Prime Day in 2015.

New Salt Lake donut shop tempts with unique flavors, backstory

07/15/2024 2:07pm
Employed by people who once experienced homelessness, the Other Side Donuts offers mouthwatering treats, with all proceeds going toward the Other Side Village.

Foreign countries are buying up Utah land. Are you worried?

07/15/2024 7:00am
It turns out if you live in Utah and near a military installation, China or North Korea might be your neighbors. They have significant land holdings, according to records.