U.S. Supreme Court

After years of disagreement between states, the federal government stepped in last month with a plan. Nevada is already suing, and more litigation could follow.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship in a June 30 ruling. However, refugee advocates say these "mixed-status" families still face barriers other citizens don't.

The designation is given to those who can't safely return to their home country. A U.S. Supreme Court ruling could the federal government give more leeway to end the designation for some countries.

Our hosts discuss Utah's unemployment rate during recessions, Sen. Mike Lee's social media presence, and the legacy of the post-World War II global order.

In other news, the Sundance Film Festival will continue as planned despite devastating California fires that have affected thousands in the entertainment industry.

Our hosts discuss Biden's recusal, the Secret Service, Gov. Cox, and the Maloy-Jenkins race recount.

Our hosts discuss mifepristone, bump stocks, the dangers of social media, and the relevance of political endorsements.

The hosts of Both Sides of the Aisle discuss immigration, the New York special election and the Utah Board of Education.

On this episode we talk with Planned Parenthood Association of Utah President and CEO Karrie Galloway; and Mary Taylor, President of Pro-Life Utah.

President Donald Trump has nominated appeals court judge Brett Kavanaugh to replace retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy on the U.S. Supreme Court. William…