State and National

April 23, 2018

3 Ways The Facebook Data Breach Provides Lessons For Other Businesses

The tale of how Facebook exposed the data of 50 million users to a Cambridge Analytica researcher may shine a light on how business ethics and regulatory compliance issues are struggling to keep up with fast-moving technological advances.

UNITED UTAH PARTY PROVIDES SHARP CONTRAST TO GOP CONVENTION

UUP Chair agrees with GOP Chair about Republican “metal fatigue”
 

WEST VALLEY CITY, UT – After a bitterly divisive State Republican Convention, United Utah Party Chair Richard Davis noted that, at least on one point, he fully agrees with State GOP Chair Rob Anderson.

Registration Now Open: Salt Lake City, Midvale and Sunset Veterinary Clinics to Provide Free Eye Exams to Local Service & Working Animals through the ACVO® and StokesRx Annual Event in May

Gov. Herbert to celebrate 110th birthday of the United States Army Reserve

What: Gov. Gary R. Herbert will issue a proclamation recognizing the 110th birthday of the United States Army Reserve. He will join members of the Reserve in cutting a cake to celebrate this milestone and the Army Reserve’s service to the nation.

Who:

Gov. Gary R. Herbert

Brig. Gen. Douglas A. Cherry, deputy commanding general for the 76th Operational Response Command

Tom Fitton: Comey is an ‘Anti Trump Activist’ and Cannot be Trusted

 Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton appeared on “Tucker Carlson Tonight” on the Fox News Channel, April 19, to discuss President Trump not being a target of the Michael Cohen investigation, the DOJ’s criminal referral for former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, and the release of the James Comey memos.

Chris Farrell: Comey Stole Government Documents

April 20, 2018

With Earth Day quickly approaching, people begin to consider the environmental dangers facing the earth and what they can do to make a change. Unfortunately, many may also be mislead to believe that these positive changes are expensive to make.

At Creditcards.com, we created a new article entitled, “Sustainable Living without Breaking the Bank: How to do it”, to discuss how positive changes don’t have to be expensive.

This article answers the questions:

Climate Change Is an Immediate, Not Long-term, Threat
By Hugh J. Sealy

Nearly 2 million Americans live within a mile of a highly polluted Superfund site that's at risk of flooding due to climate change. A flood at any of these 327 locations could spread toxic waste to the surrounding community, according to an Associated Press analysis.

This report shows that climate change isn't just a long-term environmental challenge. It's also an urgent public health threat.

Nominees announced for 7th District Court vacancy

SALT LAKE CITY – The 7th District Judicial Nominating Commission has selected nominees for a vacancy on the 7th District Court.  The vacancy results from the retirement of Judge Lyle Anderson, July 1, 2018. The 7th Judicial District includes Carbon, Grand and San Juan counties.