Special agents were trying to serve a warrant on the home of Craig Deleeuw Robertson, who had written online about wanting to 'put a nice hole in [the president's] forehead'

Davis School District rules that text is age-appropriate, after it was banned last month amid Republican push to get 'sensitive material' out of student libraries

Complaint filed in apparent protest after previous books were barred, leading to removal of the Bible from Davis District elementary and middle schools

Israeli Supreme Court ruling recognizes US virtual marriage process, letting Israelis bypass the rabbinate and angering a ruling coalition that seeks controversial judicial change

Landmark Supreme Court ruling upholds decision allowing Israeli couples to wed in civil ceremony without leaving country, angering religious parties

After initially flouting High Court ruling, Population Authority agrees to recognize marriages performed online by officiant in US; state has appealed against legality of practice

State delegation visits Israel and the UAE, as landmark 2020 deal bears fruits; trade between Israel and Utah has exceeded $1 billion since 1996

Interior Ministry now obligated to register as married Israeli couples who wed in online ceremonies through the US state of Utah

Use of centuries-old Jewish folk tune to celebrate NBA victories draws confusion, support and accusations of cultural appropriation from spectators

After David Bateman blamed COVID on Jews, Entrata executives meet with rabbi of Salt Lake City’s Congregation Kol Ami, donate to fix up house of worship, repair damaged Torahs