It could have been an awkward moment for New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
Obama praises Biden, but doesn't endorse for 2016
The Associated Press |
posted Apr 17th - 6:00am
President Barack Obama is keeping to himself his favorite to succeed him in the White House.
Strength of religious freedom must be built in US courts, LDS leader says
LDS Church leader Dallin H. Oaks will give the
keynote address at UVU's Spring Constitutional
Symposium on Religious Freedom. He's not
speaking as a church leader, he says, but as a
citizen concerned about the condition of
democracy in the U.S.
Herbert expecting an 'OK' from feds on Medicaid expansion plan
Gov. Gary Herbert continued to be optimistic
Wednesday that the federal government will sign
off soon on his proposed alternative to
Medicaid expansion following meetings in
Washington, D.C., earlier this week.
Recordings surface in New Mexico governor race
Barry Massey, Associated Press |
posted Apr 16th - 6:10pm
Democrats called Wednesday for Republican Gov. Susana Martinez to apologize after a liberal publication released recordings in which she and aides used profanity and offensive names to describe political opponents.
Schauer releases plan to raise education funding
Emma Fidel, Associated Press |
posted Apr 16th - 5:21pm
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mark Schauer said Wednesday he would make education his top budget priority, but didn't specify how much he'd spend on schools or universities.
Arkansas voter ID law challenged in court by ACLU
A civil liberties group filed suit Wednesday to block a new Arkansas law requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls before it is enforced for the first time statewide in the primary election next month.
Arkansas voter ID law challenged in court by ACLU
Andrew Demillo, Associated Press |
posted Apr 16th - 1:13pm
A civil liberties group filed suit Wednesday to block a new Arkansas law requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls before it is enforced for the first time state-wide in the primary election next month.
New Jersey panel could call Christie to testify
Angela Delli Santi, Associated Press |
posted Apr 16th - 12:42pm
The New Jersey legislative committee investigating traffic jams orchestrated by Chris Christie's aides plans to start calling people who work for him to testify beginning next month — and it hasn't ruled out asking to hear from the governor himself.
Bloomberg to spend $50 million to challenge NRA on gun safety
Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg plans
to spend $50 million this year through his new
group Everytown for Gun Safety to counter the
influence of the National Rifle Association, a
spokeswoman said Tuesday.
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