How do we know when an election is fraudulent?
Examining allegations of fraud in California's mayoral race. “If we wanted to say we want zero fraud, then we would have retinal scans and DNA tests for every single person…
Trump says he won’t renew government surveillance program unless Mike Lee’s election bill is attached
The election reform bill, the SAVE America Act, does not have substantial support to pass the Senate — making it unlikely it will be attached to the final FISA deal.
Utah political leaders urge Big 12 to take action against Texas Tech
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, Attorney General urge Big 12 to punish Texas Tech. Will Brendan Sorsby play this season? Why did the Big 12 sue Texas Tech?
What’s inside the U.S.-Iran deal to end the 3-month war
Full details of the agreement are expected to be released publicly within the next two days, according to senior officials.
What went right — and wrong — at the White House fights
What happened at the South Lawn UFC fight card. Donald Trump. Dana White. Josh Hokit. Justin Gaethje. Read more.
There’s a UFC fight card at the White House. Is it profane — or pure American?
Dana White and Donald Trump put an octagon on the South Lawn and will stage a fight card on the president’s birthday. We have thoughts
Founding documents travel the country ahead of nation’s big birthday
The Freedom Plane is sharing documents with the public to honor the founders for America’s 250th
The double Dan Sullivans in Alaska’s Senate race
One says the identical names is "a matter of fate." The other says it's a "dirty political trick." Either way, it might confuse voters.
Violent threats against lawmakers surged after Meta eased content moderation, report finds
Congress may need to step in as tech companies fail to self-regulate harmful content, Sen. John Curtis says.
Why this Utah Republican voted against extending key government surveillance tool
The surveillance program used to track potential terrorist threats is poised to expire for the first time since its creation in 2008.