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Deseret News

Natalie Gochnour: Invest in people and support Question 1

Jay Evensen: Will the great vote-by-mail experiment in American democracy work?

Editorial: Rising tuition costs need more than 'superficial review'

Former Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz mocks Elizabeth Warren with viral Disneyland photo

Utah man in ricin case charged with making biological weapon threat against Trump

Tariffs having major impact on Utah small business, congressman says

Ex-deputy AG sues Salt Lake County DA office over arrest during John Swallow trial

Panel discusses the bad - and good - of Operation Rio Grande on heels of critical ACLU report

Why don't more Utah college students teach? It's more than the money, survey says

FEC email stirs more controversy in Love-McAdams race

A new life: Operation Rio Grande arrestee lands job in Salt Lake County Mayor's Office

Salt Lake Tribune

Editorial: Yes on Amendment A. No on B. Hell no on C.

Poll shows Utah voters are behind Prop 3, expanding Medicaid, which state lawmakers oppose

Five things you should know about the $87M road bond question on your Salt Lake City ballot

Utah's Jason Chaffetz criticized for tweet mocking Sen. Elizabeth Warren by posing with cigar-store American Indian statue

Mia Love calls for 'unethical' Ben McAdams to withdraw from race after FEC belatedly backs her fundraising

Poor and middle-income Utahns pay more of their income for taxes than do the rich, study says

A sixth national park in Utah? Nah, some lawmakers want instead a 44th state park in reduced Grand Staircase

  NATIONAL HEADLINES  

• White House chief of staff John Kelly and national security adviser John Bolton got into a screaming match outside the Oval Office on Thursday. The fight was reportedly over immigration and border crossings as well as the performance of Homeland Security Department Kirstjen Nielsen - https://bloom.bg/2q2dQ8G
  
  
• Despite increased voter enthusiasm, most Americans won't bother to cast a ballot in November - https://wapo.st/2q2iun6
  
  
• Polling shows Democrats are poised to take over control of the House, but there's still a path for Republicans to maintain a very slim majority after the November elections - https://politi.co/2NQnhkL
  
  
• Special counsel Robert Mueller is preparing his final report from his investigation. Many experts say the document may be disappointing to President Trump's critics - https://politi.co/2NRCHW6
  
  
• At a rally in Montana, President Trump heaped praise on Republican Rep. Greg Gianforte for assaulting a reporter during his bid for Congress last year - https://wapo.st/2NRhk7v
  
  
• A caravan of migrants fleeing violence in Honduras is approaching Mexico's southern border. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is heading to meetings in Mexico City for discussions on what to do with the group - https://cnn.it/2NP4mXR
  
  
• The ACLU says nearly 250 migrant children are still separated from their parents four months after a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to reunite families separated at the border - https://wapo.st/2NLVAd2
  
  
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has invited Pope Francis to visit that country - https://cnn.it/2q0IxLb
  
  
• The U.S. is taking a harder stance on Saudi Arabia as evidence mounts that his disappearance and likely murder is linked to people close to the kingdom's crown prince - https://cnn.it/2pYFvHo
  
  
• Turkish officials say they have not shared purported audio of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi with the U.S. - http://bit.ly/2pXQKzT
  
  
• Hardline conservatives in Congress are mounting a whisper campaign smearing Jamal Khashoggi to shield President Trump from criticism on how he handled the alleged murder of the dissident journalist - https://wapo.st/2NMFy2p
  
  
• Republicans in the Senate are rushing to confirm more federal judges before the November election - http://bit.ly/2NP5afl
  
  
• An Interior Department probe says Secretary Ryan Zinke sought to skirt or alter department policies to justify taxpayer-funded trips with his wife - https://politi.co/2NNOJQg
  
  
• China's economic growth declines to its slowest rate since 2009 - https://nyti.ms/2q2Ok33
  
  
• This winter may be wetter than normal in the eastern and southern U.S. Utah may see a mild winter season - https://wapo.st/2pYylD2

  ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY  

• 1781 - Britain's Lord Charles Cornwallis surrendered to Gen. George Washington at Yorktown, Va., effectively ending the American Revolutionary War.
  
  
• 1789 - John Jay was sworn in as the first chief justice of the Supreme Court.
  
  
• 1812 - Napoleon Bonaparte's army began its long, disastrous retreat from Moscow.
  
  
• 1933 - Germany withdraws from the League of Nations.
  
  
• 1960 - The U.S. imposes a near-total trade embargo against Cuba.
  
  
• 1973 - President Richard Nixon rejects an Appeals Court decision that he turn over the Watergate tapes.
  
  
• 1987 - Black Monday: The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls by 22%.
  
  
• 2005 - Saddam Hussein went on trial in Baghdad on charges of crimes against humanity during his reign as president of Iraq.

Policy News

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Nebraska's new tourism campaign takes 'honest' approach: 'There's nothing to do here' (FOX News)

China says its economy slowed more than expected (CNBC)

Trump moves Texas rally for Cruz, citing 'huge and unprecedented' response (Politico)

GOP Plans to Spend Millions to Help a Long-Shot New York Candidate (Bloomberg)

GSA denies Democratic claims that Trump intervened to stop FBI HQ move (FOX News)

Harvard discrimination trial reveals Ivy League school's different SAT standards for Asian-Americans (FOX News)

Why Some Asian-American Groups Are Supporting a Conservative Effort to Attack Affirmative Action (Slate)

The Embarrassing Spectacle of Betomania (National Review)