Deseret News

• Sen. Mike Lee takes his view of the Mueller report to 'The View'
• Utah mayor's aggressive behavior violated city policies, investigator concludes
• Judge denies ex-Utah Attorney General John Swallow attorney fees in dismissed FEC case
• Utah Rep. Ben McAdams, Zions Bank CEO Scott Anderson teach fiscal responsibility to fourth graders
• Utah governor, lawmakers, advocates hail banner year for air quality measures
• Utah working to thwart cyberattacks like those detailed in Mueller report

Salt Lake Tribune

• Moab is drowning in tourists, and Utah is making Grand County spend millions a year to invite more
• Gehrke: Copycat legislation is rampant in Utah and other states. Voters deserve to know who is really writing their laws.
• An investigative report finds the Grantsville mayor, accused of aggressive behavior, violated city policies
• Independent presidential candidate Howard Schultz postpones Utah visit
• Utah Latinos warn that a census question about citizenship may cost the state, as the Supreme Court weighs its constitutionality
• A new law will allow Salt Lake City to reach its renewable energy goal faster, but some mayoral candidates say they’d be even more aggressive

Other

• Utah County Democrats elect leadership at organizing convention (Daily Herald)

• Utah keeps creating new jobs — now ranking No. 2 nationally (Salt Lake Tribune)
• Utah unemployment rate steady at 3 percent, with job growth expected to remain strong (Deseret News)
• Lizard Skins helping pro athletes keep a grip on their game (Deseret News)
• Enso Rings makes big move to Lehi (Daily Herald)
• A look at self-employment in Utah County (Daily Herald)
• Roy mulls creation of 3 new special business districts to spur new development (Standard-Examiner)
• New Utah company aims to solve prescription drug shortage problem (Deseret News)
• DNA deja vu? Ancestry.com rumored to be setting up for second go at IPO (Deseret News)

• Dershowitz: Media Gets 'F' Grade On Mueller Coverage (RealClearPolitics)
• Byron York: For some Dems, breaking up with dossier is hard to do (Washington Post)
• Earth Day Is About Being Scolded by Celebrities (PJ Media)
• Democrats Can Kiss Ohio Goodbye (PJ Media)
• Mueller report: Donald Trump collusion conspiracy theories are now exposed. Will they end? (USA Today)
• If Democrats Try to Impeach Trump, They Can’t Say They Weren’t Warned (National Review)
• MSNBC Criticized for ‘Ambush’ of Robert Mueller After Easter Church Service: ‘Disgusting and Rude’ (The Wrap)
• Buttigieg steals Beto's thunder (The Hill)
• Facebook’s new chief lawyer helped write the Patriot Act (The Verge)
• Trump, business organization sue Democratic House chairman (Associated Press)
• N.Korea confirms leader Kim Jong Un to visit Russia for summit with Putin (Reuters)

Future Meddling
“It’s a shock to find out both which associates declined to carry out his orders, and what they declined to do. Like his former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, who did not deliver the president’s message to Attorney General Jeff Sessions that he should confine the Russia investigation to...

Attitude

"Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine." Anthony J. D'Angelo

Trump: The New York Times should "beg for mercy." In a set of unhinged tweets on Tuesday morning, President Donald Trump raged at the New York Times, demanding an apology from the newspaper and calling them "truly the Enemy of the People!" - http://bit.ly/2Gx9eim

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Pelosi tries to tamp down talk of impeachment. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi urged members of her caucus to back away from impeachment talk during a conference call on Monday - https://wapo.st/2GtZlSG

• White House aides aren't worrying too much about a possible impeachment battle, convinced Democrats in Congress would never initiate such a move - https://politi.co/2Gsy3Mx
• Trump argued on Twitter Monday that he could not be impeached and that it was the "Democrats that committed the crimes" - https://cnb.cx/2Gxcpqi
• 2020 Democratic hopeful Sen. Kamala Harris said Tuesday Congress should "take the steps toward impeachment" - https://cnn.it/2GwSQhW
• The Senate GOP is urging Congress to move on from the Mueller report - https://cnn.it/2GxP203

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Trump's approval rating sinks following the Mueller report. A new survey puts Trump's approval at just 39 percent, which ties his all-time low. 57 percent of Americans disapprove of President Trump's job performance - https://politi.co/2Gzwuwy

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Biden's campaign launch may be delayed. Expected campaign kick-off events in Virginia and Pennsylvania may be pushed back - http://bit.ly/2Gsx1jD

• Biden's campaign announcement will focus on a "climate of the nation" message that will directly take on President Trump - http://bit.ly/2GrcJXO
• Biden will close his charitable foundation when he finally decides to enter the race - https://nyti.ms/2GxgDi1

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White House vs. Congress.

• President Trump filed a lawsuit against House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings to block a subpoena of the president's financial records - https://politi.co/2Gu0EB4
• The Trump administration instructed a former personnel security director to ignore a Congressional subpoena from the House Oversight Committee - https://wapo.st/2GwkWtD

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The Supreme Court will rule on gay and transgender rights. The court agreed to take up a set of high-profile cases arguing whether federal laws prohibit discrimination against individuals based on sexual orientation or because they are transgender - https://politi.co/2GxcJp0

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Herman Cain withdraws from Fed consideration. President Trump said Monday that Cain has pulled his name from consideration because of opposition from Republicans in the Senate - http://bit.ly/2GuEted

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Wut? Stephen Moore, who President Trump is planning to nominate for the Federal Reserve Board, once argued women should be barred from refereeing or covering men's basketball games -- unless they are attractive - https://wapo.st/2GGJqAP

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Does someone want to tell him? President Trump said Monday nobody in the White House defies his orders. Special counsel Robert Mueller's report detailed multiple instances of White House staffers and aides ignoring instructions from the president - https://cnn.it/2Gxhqzv

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Social Security will be tapped out in 2035. The trust fund will only be able to pay out three-quarters of benefits to Americans when they retire - https://cnn.it/2GrWVnx

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President Trump will make a state visit to the UK in June. Buckingham Palace is expected to announce the visit "shortly" according to multiple sources - https://cnn.it/2GrR41I

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Greenland is melting faster than experts thought. The melting will have a significant impact on rising sea levels - https://cnn.it/2GwTdsQ