Last week Congress passed the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act. This is a bill that has been more than a decade in the making, and it requires employers to provide “reasonable accommodations” for pregnant and postpartum workers. Are we behind other nations when it comes to these work accommodations? Senator Luz Escamilla joins the discussion.

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The Supreme Court has done it again… This time they made the big decision to shut down President Biden's student debt relief plan, which left millions of Americans in distress on Friday. Anne Flaherty, Senior National Policy Reporter for ABC News in Washington, joins Maura and Leah in a discussion on whether President Biden has a plan B and if so, what it entails.

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Last week the Supreme Court ended this year's session. Like always, they saved the best for last. It also seems like some of the recent rules have created some tensions between the justices… Maura and Leah review some of the biggest decisions from the past week.

There has been some backlash and new developments after the Supreme Court’s decision to do away with affirmative action in college admissions. Missouri’s Republican Attorney General now wants all state universities to drop minority scholarships, leading the University of Missouri to comply. And civil rights activists want Harvard University to get rid of legacy admissions. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the discussion.

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Today is the last day to file for the CD2 ballot, which is for the special election to take Congressman Chris Stewart’s place in the 2nd congressional district. Guest hosts Maura Carabello and Leah Murray from KSL @ Night are joined by KSL NewsRadio’s Political Reporter Lindsay Aerts, and they go over what they know so far about who’s in the race.

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A big long weekend for most of us is coming up as the Fourth of July is just around the corner. With that in mind, beware of heavy traffic and flight headaches. Hundreds of flights in the U.S. have been canceled today… a worrying indication of the chaos summer travelers could endure as they prepare to fly during the busy weekend. Airline passengers suffered through another round of delays and canceled flights on Wednesday with nearly 7,000 delayed flights, but will that be the case for Utah's roads? John Gleason from the Utah Department of Transportation joins the show to tell us what we can expect this weekend.

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Last night, State Senator Kathleen Riebe (D-Cottonwood Heights) won the Democratic nomination to be the party's candidate for the 2nd Congressional District's upcoming special election to replace Representative Chris Stewart who’s retiring. She joins the show to tell us about the Democratic Convention that happened last night and how she plans on preparing for the special election.

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Celeste Maloy, the Utah GOP nominee that will be running for Utah's 2nd Congressional District, has been in the news for her great win this past weekend. However, that win has been in question, casting a shadow over her and her big victory. Voting records obtained by KSL NewsRadio show that she was an inactive Utah voter, but still a registered Republican on the day she filed to run for office. KSL NewsRadio Political Reporter Lindsay Aerts explains what the documents show.

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As the country has a deep focus on the two of the top Republican candidates—Trump and DeSantis—people don't realize that there's a very close second choice: Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina. Inside Sources Host Boyd Matheson discusses whether he has a chance in this race. Boyd also talks about his new show with KSL TV: Sunday Edition.

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