With the Supreme Court meeting to discuss the legality of Obamacare the White House has no plan B in case of an overturn.
House approves pay raises for governor, other elected executives
Lisa Riley Roche |
posted 33 minutes ago
The House approved a bill Tuesday giving Utah's governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, auditor and treasurer their first significant pay increase since 2001.
Sestak kicking off 2016 Senate campaign with walk across Pa.
Former Pennsylvania congressman Joe Sestak began a 422-mile walk across the state Wednesday to kick off his campaign to capture the U.S. Senate seat occupied by Republican Pat Toomey.
House committee will hear Healthy Utah alongside own plan for Medicaid expansion
Lisa Riley Roche |
posted Mar 3rd - 10:27pm
House leaders Tuesday reversed a decision not to allow Gov. Gary Herbert's Healthy Utah alternative to Medicaid expansion to be heard in committee, the same day their counterproposal was introduced.
Clinton asks if women want to see a female president
Ken Thomas, Associated Press |
posted Mar 3rd - 9:52pm
Hillary Rodham Clinton on Tuesday credited women with making a difference at all levels of government, asking an audience of female Democrats, "Don't you someday want to see a woman president?"
Ex-CIA chief admits sharing military secrets with mistress
Former CIA Director David Petraeus, whose career was destroyed by an affair with his biographer, has agreed to plead guilty to charges he gave her classified material — including information on war strategy and identities of covert operatives — while she was working on the book.
Email issue revives old questions about Clintons
Hillary Rodham Clinton is facing a new set of questions about ethics and transparency — the sort that have dogged her and husband Bill for decades.
New Mexico Senate approves bill to eradicate bullying
Her lips quivering and eyes filled with tears, Dolores Marquez waved, acknowledging the applause of New Mexico senators.
States ask judge not to lift stay in immigration lawsuit
Juan A. Lozano, Associated Press |
posted Mar 3rd - 6:12pm
A coalition of states suing to stop President Barack Obama's executive action on immigration asked a federal judge Tuesday not to lift a temporary hold on the directives.
Lawmakers consider bills targeting police searches, among others
KSL.com |
posted Mar 3rd - 4:29pm
Utah lawmakers examined bills that would impact the way police conduct searches this week. They also considered bills dealing with child trafficking, medical marijuana use, nondiscrimination laws and Utah schools.
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