Trump's signature to appear on currency, Treasury says, ending 165-year tradition

Paper currency will bear President Donald Trump's signature to mark the ​250th anniversary of independence, the Treasury Department said on Thursday, a first for a sitting president.

US Treasury plans to put Trump's signature on new paper currency in first for sitting president

Washington (ap) — The U.s. Treasury Department plans to put President Donald Trump’s signature on all new U.s. paper

Jury awards $14M to victim who ate ice cream with nails, metal fragments in it

A jury awarded a Florida woman more than $14 million after she consumed ice cream with a nail and metal fragments in it, according to her attorney.

Rep. Blake Moore: US didn't fully anticipate 'major disruption' of Iran war

Utah Rep. Blake Moore said the U.S. has accomplished several objectives during its war with Iran but did not fully anticipate the disruptions to global shipping the conflict would spark.

‘Playing with fire’: LaGuardia Airport collision renews concerns air traffic controllers are spread too thin

Washington, Dc (cnn) — This week’s deadly collision at LaGuardia Airport has renewed concerns about how much is too

Trump orders government to pay airport security workers

President Donald Trump said on Thursday he will take executive action to pay airport security workers as ​a deal stalled in Congress to address staff shortages that have snarled travel nationwide.

Utah therapists react to landmark social media addiction case

A California jury has ordered Meta and YouTube to pay $6 million to a young woman who said she became addicted to their platforms.

Dash Crofts of Seals & Crofts, known for hits 'Summer Breeze' and 'Diamond Girl,' dies at 87

Singer-songwriter Darrell "Dash" Crofts, who teamed with childhood friend Jim Seals for such 1970s soft-rock hits as "Summer Breeze," "Diamond Girl" and "Get Closer," has died. He was 87.

IOC says only 'biological females' can compete in women's events at the Olympics

The International Olympic Committee announced a new policy Thursday that bars transgender women from competing at the Olympics.

US lawmakers to introduce bill to ban government use of Chinese robots

Two U.S. senators on Thursday planned to introduce a bill that ​would ban the government from buying or operating humanoid robots made by Chinese firms.

Washington's cherry blossoms hit peak bloom, sending a fleeting burst of pink across the capital

Washington's cherry blossoms have reached peak bloom, and the city's spring rush is in full swing.

Trump pauses attacks on Iran's energy plants and says talks are 'going well'

President Donald Trump announced he will pause attacks on Iran's energy plants and said talks with were going "very ​well," though an Iranian official said a U.S. peace proposal was "unfair."

Epstein files shed new light on what prison officials were doing the night he died

In the years since disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein was found dead from what was ruled a suicide in his prison cell, conspiracy theories have abounded about whether the convicted sex offender actually killed himself.

Judge questions block on Maduro's use of Venezuelan funds for defense

A judge questioned on Thursday the U.S. barring Venezuela from funding Nicolás Maduro's legal defense without violating his constitutional ​rights, but did not dismiss the case.

Salt Lake City initiates process to rename street honoring Cesar Chavez

Salt Lake City — Utah's capital city honorarily named a segment of 500 South after Cesar Chavez over two decades ago,

Utah therapists react to landmark social media addiction case

Salt Lake City — A California jury has ordered Meta and YouTube to pay $6 million to a young woman who said she became

SLC airport keeps wait times low amid shutdown impacting TSA workers

Salt Lake City — Some travelers, passing through Salt Lake City International airport are pleased to find short wait