President Trump's decision to remove troops from Syria and abandon the Kurds is the first issue where Republicans broke ranks and have sided with Democrats in large measure.

Do you hid purchases from anyone? 59% of us do.

Should Facebook encrypt messages on Facebook and Instagram or allow government to have a back door if it wants for law enforcement and other uses? How important is privacy?

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The Supreme Court is looking at a case this week that asks whether Civil Rights laws protect LGBTQ individuals from being fired for their sexual status. They are not protected in more than half the states as of now.

Should Utahns be proud of being efficient with less money spent on education when we could do so much more, especially with students who fall in the gaps? Dr. Susan Madsen says no.

University of Utah Law School Dean Elizabeth Kronk Warner talks about whether gender is still an issue in the practice of law.

The Supreme Court goes back into session the first Monday in October, and there are lots of interesting cases. Dean Elizabeth Kronk Warner explains one that may decide whether Tulsa, Oklahoma is actually part of a reservation.

Dean Elizabeth Kronk Warner is the first female and first native dean of the University of Utah Law School and it's a responsibility she takes quite seriously.

How do you teach law in this climate when everything is so highly politicized? The new dean of the University of Utah law school says "We shouldn't shirk away from controversial subjects."