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By: Christopher Smart
There are actual Republicans who will fight to protect the U.S. Constitution, but none are named Sen. Mike Lee. The federal agency ironically called the Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating Republican Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson for her refusal to turn over state records that include voters’ private information.
Smart Bomb: The completely unnecessary news analysis.
This year doesn't feel like much of a party to most Americans, but the new Fed chair seems intent on proving his credentials
By: Christopher Smart
Smart Bomb: The completely unnecessary news analysis
Hey Wilson, remember the other day when folks were getting all up in arms over license plate-reading cameras? They are a bit Big Brotherish, watching Utah drivers when there aren't any police around, but it's more than that.
By: Christopher Smart
Oh bummer, Donald Trump has been passed over for the Nobel Peace Prize—again! And is he pissed off. Such a snub after he personally ended at least eight wars.
By: Christopher Smart
Hey Wilson, did you see it? The video of the brand new Mega-Thing that's coming to downtown, and it's only going to cost Salt Lake City taxpayers $900 million?
Cracks in the U.S.-Europe relationship over Ukraine have consequences for investors, Christopher Smart writes.
By: Christopher Smart
Voters here in the Beehive State can breath easy, because Donald Trump's personal Department of Justice is coming to make sure all the illegal aliens, communists, drug runners and Democrats won't mess with the midterm elections. Right.
