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McAdams, Owen toed a similar line but split on debt and economy in CD1 debate (opens the original)
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The head-to-head meeting between 1st Congressional District candidatesBen McAdams andRiley Owen was an exercise in politeness and similarities. So close that voters could be forgiven for thinking the differences, at first blush, were the candidates' striped ties. McAdams, the Democrat, wore a dark green and navy ensemble while Owen, the Republican, wore red and navy. The live televised debate touched on AI and data centers, aUtah lightning rod, and the threat posed by China economically and tech
Federal judge blocks Utah’s VPN update to its online porn age verification law (opens the original)
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Utahns are free to continue to use VPNs – for now. A federal judge issued a Sept. 24 injunction blocking a Utah law requiring companies to verify the age of any users physically located in Utah, even if they are using a VPN. The state had already agreed not to enforce the rule pending the judge’s ruling. The main purpose of a virtual private network is to secure and encrypt an individual’s traffic on the web, as well as change the user’s location. The parent company of PornHub, Aylo, sued Utah i
Utah Dems have 1st District strength, but polls don’t see a new statewide ceiling (opens the original)
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It’s a pretty optimistic time for Democrats in Utah. Ben McAdams is running for a winnable seat in Congress in the left-leaning 1st Congressional District, and the national political landscape is tilting in the party’s favor this year. “I do feel some of that excitement,” said West Valley City Democrat Rebecca Huff, who has been working to register voters ahead of the midterms. “The people that do stop by and get information seem very excited. There does seem to be a blue wave. I think there's g
And now there are 7: Bell and Menssen confirmed as Utah Supreme Court justices (opens the original)
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The Utah Senate’s confirmations of Judge Matthew Bell and Michael Menssen to the Utah Supreme Court cap a months-long saga of court expansion, resignations and retirements. Bell and Menssen were nominated at the end of August by Gov. Spencer Cox to fill the remaining vacant seats on the court after the retirement of Chief Justice Matthew Durrant and the resignation of Justice Diana Hagen. The Utah Supreme Court now has seven justices on the bench for the first time in its history after lawmakers
25 years after 9/11, Utah military recruits have more pragmatic reasons to serve (opens the original)
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Army Lt. Col. Ben Gillespie was just a teenager when he decided to join the Ohio National Guard as a high school senior in 1999. “I had two motivations,” he said. “I had family history. A lot of my family had served in the military, especially the Ohio Guard, and then also at the time, the state of Ohio was giving something like 60% cover for in-state tuition. So to pay for college was a big motivator for me.” Then, as a young cadet in Ohio State’s Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program, the S
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