Mitt Romney, seen as last possible Supreme Court defector, doesn’t defect

(AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta) Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, is expected to play a pivotal role in whether President Donald Trump's third Supreme Court nomination moves forward.

MOST VIEWED

1

His dad is a Utah football legend. Will 4-star recruit Gaige Weddle become a Ute, too?

2

UVU tumbles in free speech rankings in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk shooting

3

An entire generation could be locked out of homeownership. Here’s what it will take to keep it from happening in Utah.

4

LDS Church’s BYU has new requirements for religion classes. Here’s how they will affect students.

5

Charlie Kirk was assassinated while answering this Utah student’s question. A year later, the threats and theories haven’t stopped.

Mitt Romney, seen as last possible Supreme Court defector, doesn’t defect

RELATED STORIES

Will Mitt Romney buck his party on a quick vote on Supreme Court nominee?

Biden urges GOP senators to hold off on nominating new Supreme Court justice

Trump to Senate: Vote ‘without delay’ on his high court pick

MOST VIEWED

1

His dad is a Utah football legend. Will 4-star recruit Gaige Weddle become a Ute, too?

2

UVU tumbles in free speech rankings in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk shooting

3

An entire generation could be locked out of homeownership. Here’s what it will take to keep it from happening in Utah.

4

LDS Church’s BYU has new requirements for religion classes. Here’s how they will affect students.

5

Charlie Kirk was assassinated while answering this Utah student’s question. A year later, the threats and theories haven’t stopped.

Sponsored Story

A month to (re)discover Utah’s Jordan River