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A group of Weber State University students majoring in social work held a protest and display — called A Moment of Silence for American Unity — on the Ogden campus […]
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President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden are locked in a heated battle for the presidency. As of Nov. 4, both nominees have plausible paths to win office. Biden […]
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After a close Republican primary election, Sean Reyes will hold onto his position as Utah Attorney General. Reyes defeated Democratic challenger Greg Skordas handily. With ballots still to be counted, […]
Constitutional Amendment A: Constitutional Amendment A would change the gendered language in the Utah Constitution to language that includes more than one gender. This includes changing “men” to “person.” This […]
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The four U.S. House Representatives races are up for a vote during the 2020 elections. District 1: Looking to take the U.S. House seat in District 1 from Rob Bishop […]
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The 2020 U.S. presidential election will take place on Nov. 3, and, for many, there is a lot at stake. Four major issues have helped shape the campaigns for the […]
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In a rare occurrence for American politics, all eyes were on the vice presidential debate on Oct. 7. Sen. Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence took the stage at […]
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In a much more civil affair than the previous presidential debate, the first and only vice presidential debate concluded at the University of Utah on Oct. 7 at 8:30 p.m. […]
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With the vice presidential debate in the rearview mirror, many may be wondering what the role of vice president of the United States does in his, or now maybe her, […]
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When the University of Utah won the bid for the vice presidential debate in October of 2019, they envisioned grand ideas of ways to bring the community together. There would […]