KSL's Inside Sources

The Supreme Court is to hear a major case that could reshape how the United States handles asylum seekers at the southern border. At issue is whether the Trump administration has the legal authority to turn away individuals requesting asylum. Kelsey Dallas, Managing Editor of SCOTUSblog, joins the show to break down the legal questions, the policy implications, and what to watch as the case moves forward.

Greg and Holly close the show with fun facts and closing arguments after reflecting on today's biggest takeaways.

UVU has a "Care Hub" that offers food, housing support, and emergency support. It just got half a million dollars from 2 philanthropists to continue its mission. Amber McGuire, Director of Care Hub at Utah Valley University, joins the show to discuss the essential resources.

Robert Mueller, former FBI Director and Special Counsel, died Friday night at the age of 81. What made headlines were comments made by the President about his death, sparking backlash. Greg and Holly discuss the comments and the legacy of Robert Mueller.

The Washington Post recently highlighted some Gen Z habits that leave the rest of us… Well, scratching our heads. One example is the addiction to keeping headphones in. Holly and Greg turn to KSL's resident Gen Zer, Cameron Elliot, to get some insight into these habits.

With a dry winter and record heat, Cynthia Bee with Utah Water Ways joins the show to discuss concerns around the higher temperatures and how important it is to conserve and wait to water.

Hawaii is suffering from the worst flooding in decades, with more rain on the way. Greg and Holly discuss the latest details on the flooding. The hosts also provide an update on the record heat hitting the West, including Utah.

President Trump appears to be backing down from his threat to target Iran's energy infrastructure after setting a deadline of tonight for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Greg and Holly discuss the latest developments.

Social media is harming adolescents on a large scale.  That's one of the key details in the new World Happiness Report, which also shows that the U.S. is generally not happy. Sarah Weaver, Editor of the Deseret News, joins the show.