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1. The countries that ratified the Paris Climate Agreement met in December 2018 to discuss the climate rule book that was being drafted. Which major economy did not ratify the […]
1. On April 9, a federal appeals court ruled that a new worker’s pay should not be based on what? a. Prior experience b. Past salary c. Work history 2. […]
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1. On March 30, which state made it illegal to purchase a firearm for those convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence? a. Texas b. New York c. California 2. David Shulkin […]
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Former Weber State University student Lee Castillo, who graduated over two decades ago, is currently running for Congress in Utah’s First Congressional District. Lee Castillo has dealt with countless obstacles […]
1. Which major social media platform is under fire for a massive data breach? a. Instagram b. Twitter c. Facebook 2. President Trump is denying rumors that he is struggling […]
Students from across the state rallied together on March 24, marching from West High School to the Utah State Capitol in protest of the threat of gun violence in schools. […]
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1. A pedestrian bridge collapsed and killed six people at which university on March 15? a. Florida International University b. University of Florida c. Florida State University 2. What medication […]
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Jasmine Abdullah got involved with the Black Lives Matter movement because she was tired of burying her friends. “I will fight for everyone. I will fight injustice everywhere. Why? Because […]
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A publicity entourage and security escort moved through charged crowds across Weber State University’s main campus March 13 as Senate hopeful Mitt Romney stopped along his statewide endorsement campaign to […]
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A discussion on interpreting the Second Amendment was held on Feb. 21 at Weber State University. Experts discussed both sides of the issue and answered questions from students. Professor Leah […]