Rapid population growth puts Utah on the path to gain another seat in Congress
New census numbers suggest Utah could gain a fifth seat in Congress in 2030
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All four Utah House Members join GOP push to keep Gaetz ethics support secret
All four of Utah's Republican U.S. House members voted to block the release of an Ethics Committee
Sen. Mike Lee tees up assault on Social Security
In a long social media thread, Lee claimed Social Security is a "classic bait and switch" and an "outdated, mismanaged system"
Utah Republicans step up: Moore, Owens and Maloy claim key roles in 119th Congress
Rep. Burgess Owens is in the running to chair the House Education and Workforce Committee
Trump reportedly considering former Utah Rep. Chris Stewart for cabinet position
Stewart resigned from Congress last year citing his wife's ongoing health issues
What would happen if Sen. Mike Lee joins Trump's cabinet?
Choosing a temporary replacement would mostly fall to the Utah Legislature
A weekend in the (social media) life of Sen. Mike Lee
With the 2024 election looming, the Utah Senator was focused on media criticism, Diddy and...a squirrel?
Sen. Mike Lee's blockade of ethics chief could benefit Donald Trump...and Elon Musk
Lee's obstruction could allow Donald Trump to pick the next head of the Office of Government ethics.
Sen. Mike Lee questions FTC chair over alleged Hatch Act violations
Lee and Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan probe FTC chair's appearances at Democratic events
Romney, Lee rank low among Senate peers; Cox sees approval slide in new poll
Cox is America's 27th 'most popular' governor according to polling from Morning Consult. Romney and Lee rank in bottom half of U.S. Senate.
The candidates competing to replace Mitt Romney have already spent over $15 million
Republican John Curtis has raised $5.2 million and spent $4.5 million on his campaign
Sen. Mike Lee's anti-immigrant push falters as Utah delegation splits on stopgap funding bill
Utah Reps. Blake Moore, Burgess Owens and Celeste Maloy vote in favor of funding bill while Rep. John Curtis was a 'no.'