Trump wants brighter evenings. Cotton says not so fast
Lawmakers disagree over which hours should get the daylight — and whether permanent daylight saving time is the answer.
The Supreme Court is back in session: Here’s a look at some of this term’s big cases
The justices' 2026 term begins Monday and there are several high-profile cases on the docket this year though not as many yet related to President Trump.
Vulnerable lawmakers juggle governing with midterm messaging
After some proposals fell apart in the Senate, both parties will need to figure out to message the failed votes while convincing voters they should be running the show.
Can Colorado make oil companies pay for climate damage? The Supreme Court will soon decide
Boulder County’s lawsuit against Exxon Mobil and Suncor Energy could reshape environmental litigation nationwide — and potentially cost the fossil fuel industry billions.
The Senate just passed a massive overhaul of college sports. Here’s what happens next
The Senate overwhelmingly approved the Protect College Sports Act in a bipartisan vote — but final action likely won’t take place until after the midterm elections.
Republicans look for a midterm fix
With Republican midterm strategy focused on damage control, GOP candidates are removing Trump references from websites and breaking with the president on the Iran war as elections approach.
The Campus Cup is back — and UVU and BYU are already battling for it
Students ages 18 to 24 vote at the lowest rate of any age group. A statewide college competition launched in 2012 is trying to change that.
Utah Sen. Curtis questions Trump’s decision to invite Putin to G20 summit in Miami
A group of 14 senators, including seven Republicans, wrote a letter to Trump expressing “serious concern” about the invite to Russian President Putin for the December event.
The cost of compromise
What Jonathan Rauch, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and the author of “Cross Purposes,” said at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.
Talks fall apart on bipartisan deal to ease energy costs, expedite permitting process
A bipartisan permitting reform deal seemed to be within reach earlier this week, but talks fell apart making it unlikely a package can be approved before the midterm elections.