Utah

The president issued executive actions designed to revive 19th-century industrial mainstay to power the 21st-century economy.

The measure was signed into law by Gov. Spencer Cox on Thursday.

The high court overturned the Tenth Circuit’s ruling that the IRS was not entitled to keep an insolvent company’s payment that may be tainted by fraud.

The governor has confirmed that he will sign the law prohibiting it.

The state appealed after the Utah Supreme Court held Douglas Lovell’s attorneys failed to provide effective legal representation.

Analysts see a future for coal under the new Trump administration despite mine and energy plant closures and federal regulations.

The federal government countered that the U.S. Constitution and federal law gave it authority over the land at issue.

The two special agents were accused of abusing their positions as law enforcement officers to acquire drugs commonly known as bath salts.

The District of Columbia Circuit held that the Surface Transportation Board failed to carry out a proper review of a proposed Utah rail project.

Lower courts found that the IRS, like any other creditor, is not entitled to keep a fraudulent transfer.

Democrats and other immigrant-rights advocates said the governor’s announcement will stir fear in the state’s immigrant communities.