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Sean Reyes has been Utah’s attorney general since 2013 and recently won re-election in 2020.
This story has been updated to reflect new statements from Attorney General Sean Reyes and lawmakers.
Republican Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes is facing a possible impeachment. The move stems from his ties to an organization that urged people to go to the U.S. Capitol the day it was sieged and for his involvement in challenging the results of the 2020 presidential election.
Rep. Andrew Stoddard, D-Sandy, announced Tuesday morning that he planned to sponsor an impeachment resolution against Reyes, which he said is the best way to investigate Reyes’ actions. The other option is to request files through the state’s public records law, GRAMA.
Why Reproductive Rights Matter to the U.S. Business Community
Ruth Shaber, MD.
The landmark U.S Supreme Court decision
Roe v. Wade is celebrating its 48th anniversary this month. If the Supreme Court continues to erode its protections and others related to reproductive rights, the map of abortion availability in the U.S. is certain to change dramatically. Twenty-four states are likely to outlaw abortion entirely. With five states already down to one abortion clinic, millions more women would be living hundreds of miles away from abortion providers.
American corporations should be very concerned.
Recognizing the value that gender diversity brings to performance and profitability, companies have invested millions to attract, develop and retain female talent. Strengthening fertility and maternal health benefits has been one increasingly popular means to this end, continuing an upward trend even during the current economic downturn.
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SPLC calls for investigation into Alabama AG’s role in Capitol protest
Updated Jan 11, 2021;
Posted Jan 09, 2021
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall speaks with reporters at a news conference where it was announced that Republican Attorneys General of 21 states submitted a letter to the Senate to reject the two articles of Impeachment against President Donald Trump, in Washington, Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2020. At left is Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen)AP
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The Southern Poverty Law Center is calling for an investigation into the role a group headed by Alabama AG Steve Marshall played in organizing a rally at the U.S. Capitol that turned violent, resulting in five deaths and the takeover of the U.S. Capitol by a pro-Trump mob.
Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes is a part of an association that reportedly helped organize the rally on behalf of President Donald Trump that ended with