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Gov. Spencer Cox says Utah is ‘likely’ to sue if Biden unilaterally enlarges Bears Ears, Grand Staircase monuments He cites Supreme Court order from Chief Justice John Roberts that seems to invite challenges to expansive designations made by past presidents. (Rick Bowmer | AP, pool) Utah Gov. Spencer Cox takes a selfie during a recent visit to Bears Ears National Monument. Citing a recent order written by Chief Justice John Roberts, Cox says Utah is "likely" to sue if President Joe Biden enlarges the monument without congressional approval. Pictured with Cox are Rep. Blake Moore, U....

SALT LAKE CITY — Unflappable, tough-talking U.S. Attorney John Huber admittedly had a case of the jitters when he had to face the Washington media in the White House briefing room. The Department of Justice summoned him to the nation's capital on short notice to hold a news conference on immigration. The DOJ at the time was having trouble getting any of its own messages out because wherever Attorney General Jeff Sessions went, the press just wanted to talk about the Russia investigation. Huber spent a day prepping to talk from a Utah perspective about proposed federal laws aimed at making s...

Deseret News Share this story Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News Unflappable, tough-talking U.S. Attorney John Huber admittedly had a case of the jitters when he had to face the Washington media in the White House briefing room. The Department of Justice summoned him to the nation’s capital on short notice to hold a news conference on immigration. The DOJ at the time was having trouble getting any of its own messages out because wherever Attorney General Jeff Sessions went, the press just wanted to talk about the Russia investigation. Huber spent a day prepping to talk from a Utah perspective ...

Published February 22, 2021 • Updated on February 22, 2021 at 11:44 am Published February 22, 2021 • Updated on February 22, 2021 at 11:44 am For the entire month of February, NBC will showcase essays about Black Americans who pioneered change in United States history during the Civil Rights Movement that led to nationwide desegregation. Pioneers include those who led local efforts to desegregate schools, professionals who forged ahead to become luminaries within their industries, and advocates who stoked the wave of change head-on in the nation's bid for racial justice and equali...

A Utah resident was among the dozens of people President Donald Trump pardoned Tuesday on his last full day in office.