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After national push to relax surrogacy laws, Mike Kennedy says power should rest with states (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Rep. Mike Kennedy sidestepped disagreements over vaccine schedules and fertility treatments during a Sutherland Institute forum on Tuesday, saying the federal government should not decide how parents conceive children or when they should vaccinate. On vaccines, the congressman running for reelection in the 4th District, who is a medical doctor, said he opposes the concept of federal bureaucrats dictating what is and what is not "science." Congress should eliminate some positions
Utah voters across faiths embrace Dallin H. Oaks' call for political compromise, poll finds (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — A strong majority of Utah voters, regardless of religious affiliation, agreed with the core message of a speech given by President Dallin H. Oaks on the principles of compromise found in the Constitution, a new poll finds. The leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints delivered his remarks, titled "Faith, Freedom, and the Common Good," at the Washington National Cathedral on Sept. 16 to a capacity audience of 4,000 people. President Oaks has been recognized by se
U. dismisses cases against College Republicans who posted about anti-Charlie Kirk cake (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — A fight over free speech at the University of Utah erupted this week when administrators contacted College Republican students over allegations of internet doxxing after they posted a photo of a student celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination. The university confirmed it had dismissed the charges of potential rule violations on Thursday amid a social media uproar that drew the attention of the Trump administration and Kirk's widow, Erika Kirk, who retained legal counsel to assi
The BYU grad who built Charlie Kirk's memorial speaks out after vandalism (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Turning Point USA employees woke up on Sunday to find that a newly unveiled statue of Charlie Kirk, TPUSA's founder, had been vandalized in front of the nonprofit organization's Phoenix headquarters. Phoenix police are investigating the incident, which is just the latest in a string of viral photos and videos of people mocking the assassination of Kirk on the one-year anniversary of his death at Utah Valley University. Red spray paint marked the statue's neck where Kirk was shot
5 big takeaways from Utah governorâs new book (opens the original)
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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox really wants you to know he is not running for president. Itâs literally the first sentence of his new book. But the governor believes he is trying to do something âmuch more ambitious.â In his authorial debut, Cox undertakes to rally a nation spiraling toward disunion. The culprit? A crisis of character, catalyzed by a screen-driven epidemic of loneliness. Coxâs solution â familiar to supporters and skeptics â is to cultivate community by disagreeing better. â
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