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McAdams is a likely ‘no’ vote on massive coronavirus relief proposal

Bryan Schott·May 15, 2020
House Democrats unveiled a massive $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill earlier this week. The proposal includes nearly $1 trillion in...
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Today in history – May 15

Bryan Schott·May 15, 2020
1536 – Anne Boleyn, Queen of England, stands trial in London on charges of treason, adultery, and incest; she is...
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Situational awareness – May 14, 2020

Bryan Schott·May 14, 2020
Good Thursday morning from Salt Lake City   TICK TOCK   47 days to the 2020 Utah primary elections (6/30/2020) 173...
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Today in history – May 14

Bryan Schott·May 14, 2020
1787 – In Philadelphia, delegates convene a Constitutional Convention to write a new Constitution for the United States; George Washington...
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Utah Inland Port Authority and Rocky Mountain Power announce cooperation agreement

Bryan Schott·May 14, 2020
The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) and Rocky Mountain Power have signed a Joint Clean Energy Cooperation Statement to create...
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Lawmakers planning on budget special session in June and another on policy in July

Bryan Schott·May 13, 2020
Utah lawmakers have been told to plan for a special session in June to address changes to the budget because...
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Situational awareness – May 13, 2020

Bryan Schott·May 13, 2020
Good Wednesday morning from Salt Lake City   TICK TOCK   48 days to the 2020 Utah primary elections (6/30/2020) 174...
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Today in history – May 13

Bryan Schott·May 13, 2020
1607 – Jamestown, the first permanent English colony in North America, was founded near the James River in Virginia. 1846...
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Bernick and Schott on politics podcast: ‘Cold fusion boondoggle’

Bryan Schott·May 12, 2020
Managing Editor Bryan Schott and Contributing Editor Bob Bernick break down the top political headlines....
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CYBER24 episode 81: COVID-19 disruption has hackers on the offensive

Bryan Schott·May 12, 2020
When society’s regular routine is thrown out off-kilter, cybercriminals get right to work. Whether they are stealing your video conferencing...
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