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Greg and Holly break down the latest decisions handed down by the Supreme Court of the United States this morning.  

 

2 Utah Supreme Court justices were confirmed yesterday, despite pushback from the Senate Democrats. Holly and Greg discuss their experience and what to expect next. 

 

Holly and Greg discuss what happened this day in history, and Greg offers an honest look at the OJ Simpson case. 

 

The Athletic has just released the results of an anonymous poll of 161 NBA players, in which they answered a set of questions about their opinions about the sports world at large. Greg and Holly talk about that, and the world's largest coffee pot coming to Utah.

 

In March, the USDA announced that the Forest Service will relocate its headquarters from Washington, DC, to Salt Lake City. Now, we're learning more details about what exactly that move will entail. Holly and Greg were joined by Politico Reporter Rachel Shin, who told them more about this move. 

 

A report from the Utah Legislative Auditor General has revealed that half a million dollars was taken in a ghost-student scheme that struck public universities across Utah.  

 

In a recent article from the Salt Lake Tribune, Liban Mohamed says he was racially profiled by the Salt Lake County Clerk Lannie Chapman after a recent incident. Greg and Holly discuss the incident and what happens next.  

 

Last night, the candidates for Utah's next Senate President met in a town hall forum, and the theme of the night was the Stratos Data Center Project. Holly and Greg discuss the importance of the AI issue in the race. 

 

Holly and Greg prepare for the primaries on June 23rd by talking to CD3 Congressional Candidate Celeste Maloy about her debate with her opponent, Former Representative Phil Lyman.