Judge Gorsuch -- Utah’s nominee for the Supreme Court

By Senator Orrin Hatch

Murder, mayhem turns small town ‘Crest’ upside down

Jesse Wright narrates story suffused with lots of thrill, adventure propelled by secrets

Friends:

The CEP will be having another fun-filled, all day hearing tomorrow, discussing the details of their planned overturning of the fed ban on centrally housing pii. Join in.

CEP is still promoting centralization of all pii data in a federal clearinghouse, but this time, it's under the banner of pretending to protect the data (that has already been stolen from students and other citizens nonconsensually via SLDS school databases and Via health,  human services,  criminal justice,  social security,  and other state and federal databases.)

Feb. 23, 2017

Good morning from Washington, where President Trump is letting state and local education officials decide which restrooms transgender students use at school. Ryan Anderson applauds the undoing of President Obama's order on the subject. Trump vows to get to the bottom of leaks of classified information, and Josh Siegel reports on how. A Democrat governor moves to zero-out spending on public broadcasting. Fred Lucas has details. Plus: Melanie Israel on Medicaid and abortion, and Lee Edwards on Obama's place among great presidents.

Lt. Governor Cox to tour flood damage in Box Elder County

What: Lt. Governor Spencer J. Cox will visit Tremonton to assess flood damage in Box Elder County.

Who:

Lt. Governor Spencer J. Cox

Commissioner Keith Squires, Commissioner of Public Safety

Sen. Peter Knudson (R-Box Elder County)

Rep. Scott Sandall (R-Tremonton)

Sheriff Kevin Potter, Box Elder County Sheriff

County Commissioner Stan Summers, Box Elder County

GLSEN Statement on Reversal of Title IX Guidance on Accommodating Transgender Students

NEW YORK (February 22, 2017) – Tonight, the U.S. Department of Education and U.S. Department of Justice rescinded the guidance issued by the Obama administration on accommodating transgender and gender nonconforming students under Title IX. GLSEN’s Executive Director, Dr. Eliza Byard, issued the following statement in response.

Bill would make sweeping changes to how public land is managed, and sold in Utah

By Bob Bernick, Contributing Editor

Utah’s leading fighter for state control of federal lands, state Rep. Mike Noel, has introduced a bill that gives sweeping powers over state land to a new Land Department “director,” who would be elected to the post by county commissions and councils.

Feb. 22, 2017