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Utah senator proposes data center transparency bills
Foreign policyThe proposals would put data center transparency before Utah lawmakers, with their effect depending on the legislative process.
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The proposals would put data center transparency before Utah lawmakers, with their effect depending on the legislative process.

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A proposed amendment would make it harder for some Utah ballot initiatives to qualify under state rules.

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The bipartisan effort would have required Congress to approve any Trump administration demolition of the Kennedy Center.

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Utahns Protecting Our Constitution is urging voters statewide to reject a constitutional amendment involving taxes and voter authority.

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The postal worker is accused of discarding about 300 mail-in ballots, an allegation that will be tested through the criminal court process.

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Utah voters will decide four U.S. House contests on Nov. 3 against a backdrop of Republican presidential wins in 2016, 2020 and 2024.

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The California Supreme Court directed the Riverside County sheriff to return 650,000 ballots that had been seized.

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The worker is accused of throwing away about 300 mail-in ballots in Utah County, with no specific race or election directly linked to the case.

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Sadyr Japarov called for expanded cooperation with Utah in mining, tourism and information technology.

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Legal experts say a Utah law would create a high barrier if Charlie Kirk’s family sues Utah Valley University over alleged security lapses.

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The Kennedy Center must give 30 days’ notice before beginning any major physical changes under a judge’s order.

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The review flagged possible deceased voters on Utah’s rolls and one person who voted twice, while finding no significant fraud.

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The complaint concerns records Rubicon says may matter to its pending billion civil-rights case against former state officials.

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The Supreme Court turned aside Trump’s requested mail-ballot restrictions ahead of the midterm elections.

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Rubicon has filed another lawsuit against Utah Attorney General Derek Brown’s office over evidence tied to a billion case.

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The court action creates a new legal dispute between a private landscaping company and the Utah Attorney General’s Office.

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Opponents challenged a Republican effort to repeal a voter-approved ban on gerrymandering, complicating familiar images of Utah women.