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While Utah Rep. Blake Moore sought to defend his record from accusations that he hasn’t done enough to fight against President Joe Biden in favor of conservative principles, Andrew Badger angled to position himself as the most passionate Republican on stage, and Tina Cannon argued her budgetary experience best qualifies her to represent Utah’s 1st Congressional District.

Every once in a while, objects of interest come across my desk that hold certain features that lift them just beyond our understanding. The enigmatic Newton Stone is one such artifact, not only because this ancient monolith is inscribed with a carved message written in a mysterious and currently unsolved language, but also because the writing can be interpreted using at least five ancient alphabets.

Utah Debate Commission debates between Republican congressional and Senate candidates will go on as scheduled next week, though most incumbents plan to skip the event.

Members of a Wrexham drugs gang with links to organised crime have been sentenced to a total of 76 years in prison. Earlier this month, seven defendants were jailed at Mold Crown Court after being found guilty of conspiracy to supply Class A drugs. Today (Wednesday, 25 May) a further four gang members were sentenced […]

Levi Roberts, Haydn Griffiths, Craig Roberts and Paul Wilbraham, are set to be sentenced at Mold Crown Court

Most Utah Republican incumbents running for Congress and U.S. Senate — Sen. Mike Lee, Rep. Chris Stewart, Rep. Burgess Owens, Rep. Chris Stewart and Rep. John Curtis — will skip Utah Debate Commission debates. The Utah Republican Party encouraged candidates not to participate in the bipartisan commission’s debates. The Utah GOP says it will hold its own primary debates.

A Surgoinsville business owner obtained the city’s first on premise beer permit by taking the city to court.

The Wrights were hoping to adopt Anton Bezborodov after he stayed with them for Christmas, but they weren't able to adopt him due to Ukrainian laws.

The Wrights were hoping to adopt Anton Bezborodov after he stayed with them for Christmas, but they weren't able to adopt him due to Ukrainian laws.

Writech plans further European expansion after two private equity-backed deals this year