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Judge to decide if a key hearing for the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk will be public

Judge to decide if a key hearing for the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk will be public

A Utah judge is set to decide whether to restrict access to parts of a July preliminary hearing and seal some exhibits in the case of the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk

Utah Implements Stricter Regulations for O'Leary-Backed Data Center

Utah Implements Stricter Regulations for O'Leary-Backed Data Center

Utah Implements Stricter Regulations for O'Leary-Backed Data Center

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas Criticizes Court's Decision in Death Penalty Case

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas Criticizes Court's Decision in Death Penalty Case

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas expressed his disapproval of the Supreme Court's decision to intervene in a death row case involving Gary Whitton, who was convicted of murder. The case centered on the use of false testimony by a jailhouse informant, which was later proven inaccurate. The Supreme Court ruled that the Eleventh Circuit Court erred by considering new DNA evidence that was not presented to the original jury. Thomas, joined by Justice Samuel Alito, dissented, arguing that the court's involvement was unnecessary and that the conviction was supported by overwhelming evidence, independent of the false testimony.

Should the Blazers Trade into the First Round of the Draft?

Should the Blazers Trade into the First Round of the Draft?

Portland has no pick in the talent-filled draft.

Canadian Phosphate Acquires Diamond Mountain Project in Utah for Strategic Expansion

Canadian Phosphate Acquires Diamond Mountain Project in Utah for Strategic Expansion

Canadian Phosphate Acquires Diamond Mountain Project in Utah for Strategic Expansion

Canadian Phosphate Acquires Diamond Mountain in Utah, Expanding North American Presence

Canadian Phosphate Acquires Diamond Mountain in Utah, Expanding North American Presence

Canadian Phosphate Acquires Diamond Mountain in Utah, Expanding North American Presence

Loyola Student's Murder Suspect Faces New Charge for Jail Weapon

Loyola Student's Murder Suspect Faces New Charge for Jail Weapon

José Medina, accused of murdering Loyola University Chicago student Sheridan Gorman, is facing an additional charge after being found with a shank in Cook County Jail. Medina, who is already facing 18 felony counts related to the March killing of Gorman, was discovered with a makeshift weapon during a search by jail staff. The Cook County state’s attorney’s office has charged him with possession of contraband in a penal institution. Gorman was fatally shot while with friends in March, and her death has sparked debates over immigration policies due to Medina's status as a Venezuelan national.

Texas Man Arrested for Threatening Erika Kirk at Turning Point USA Event

Texas Man Arrested for Threatening Erika Kirk at Turning Point USA Event

Jacob Wenske, a 26-year-old man from San Antonio, Texas, has been arrested for allegedly making threats to kill Erika Kirk, the CEO of Turning Point USA. The threats were made in connection with Kirk's upcoming appearance at a Turning Point USA event in San Antonio. Wenske faces two felony charges of making terroristic threats that could cause public fear. According to court documents, Wenske made threatening comments on social media, including a post stating, 'I know exactly where to bomb,' in response to a post about the group's women's leadership summit. Additionally, an email linked to Wenske contained threats against Kirk and other speakers at the event. His bond is set at $120,000. Erika Kirk became CEO of the conservative nonprofit after her husband, Charlie Kirk, was fatally shot at a Turning Point event in Utah last September.

Utah sold its soul for private equity. The layoffs were always coming | Opinion

Utah sold its soul for private equity. The layoffs were always coming | Opinion

No matter the moves in Utah's half a billion private equity deal, they're seen through lens of green and greed.

Canadian man pleads guilty to selling lethal substances to people who killed themselves

Canadian man pleads guilty to selling lethal substances to people who killed themselves

A Canadian man accused of running an online operation selling lethal substances has pleaded guilty to 14 counts of counseling or aiding suicide

Canadian accused of selling lethal chemical online to plead guilty to aiding suicide

Canadian accused of selling lethal chemical online to plead guilty to aiding suicide

By Ryan Patrick Jones TORONTO, May 29 (Reuters) - A Canadian man accused of selling a legal but potentially deadly chemical online to 14 people who took their own lives is expected to plead guilty on Friday to aiding their suicides, allowing him to avoid a murder trial.