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  • Today's 3 Stories To Read About 'The Sequester'
    The political stakes are high for both Congress and the president, while some GOP governors are turning up the heat on House Speaker John Boehner.
  • For Better Or Worse, Utah Weighs In On Same-Sex Marriage
    The U.S. Supreme Court is receiving briefs from all over the country as it prepares to take up same sex marriage next month, including Utah. The Court…
  • As Deep Cuts Loom, Continued Appeals For A Deal, Finger-Pointing
    The nation's governors said the automatic spending cuts would hurt state governments, as congressional Republicans and Democrats continue to blame each other for the impasse. Without a last-minute deal, the across-the-board spending cuts go into effect March 1.
  • Karzai Asks U.S. Forces To Leave Key Afghan Province
    The province in question is Wardak, the focus of recent counterinsurgency operations. The Afghan president's move comes amid allegations of torture and disappearances centering on Afghans who are part of the U.S. forces.
  • Virginia Governor Urges President To Avoid Across-The-Board Cuts
    Weekend Edition Sunday host Rachel Martin talks with Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell about the potential impact of sequestration. McDonnell sent a letter to President Obama last week, urging him to find a way to avert the arbitrary federal spending cuts that are expected to hit Virginia particularly hard.
  • President Lyndon Johnson and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. discuss the Voting Rights Act in 1965. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court hears arguments on whether a key part of the law is still needed nearly a half century after its passage.
    States Take Sides As Court Revisits Voting Rights Act
    The last time the Supreme Court heard a challenge to the Voting Rights Act of 1965, only one state asked that its key provision be struck down. But just four years later, seven states say the most effective civil rights statute in the nation's history has outlived its usefulness.
  • KUER News Pod: Friday February 22, 2013
    Utah Governor Gary Herbert addresses Medicaid expansion, guns, and the sequester at his monthly news conference, the Legislature debates a suicide…
  • Does Danica Patrick Have An Edge In The Daytona 500?
    Danica Patrick became the first woman to win a pole in NASCAR's elite division, but that doesn't mean her No. 1 position at the start of Sunday's Daytona 500 will give her an edge. Experts say that a 40-pound weight advantage might not help either.
  • Huntsman Endorses Marriage Equality
    Former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman announced his support yesterday for the legalization of same-sex marriage in the latest edition of The American…
  • Herbert: Medicaid Decision Delayed
    Utah Governor Gary Herbert says a decision on expanding Utah's Medicaid program may have to wait until this summer. Herbert told his monthly news…
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