While Lee’s land sales proposal has gotten the biggest headlines, public land advocates are fighting a multifront battle ...

Utah's Sens. Mike Lee and John Curtis vote for the "Big Beautiful Bill," narrowly securing Donald Trump's domestic policy agenda in the U.S. Senate.

Conservationists, hunters, fishermen and outdoorsmen celebrated Republican Utah Sen. Mike Lee’s decision to withdraw his public land sales proposal from the “big beautiful” tax bill Saturday. Lee, who ...

Utah, should be censured by the Senate and then resign for horrible remarks he made following the horrendous murders in Minnesota of a lawmaker and her husband. Another lawmaker and h ...

The provision would have forced the sale of thousands of acres of federal public land across Arizona and other Western states ...

Utah, pulled his revised public land sale provision from the U.S. Senate’s budget bill on Saturday night. Lee voluntarily withdrew the measure because the “strict constraints of the budget ...

The chamber has been debating for more than 20 hours. A Republican amendment to modify energy credit rollbacks and remove a ...

New Mexico is home to about 25 million acres of federally owned public lands, including five national forests.

The “One Big Beautiful Bill” will be without Senator Mike Lee’s controversial public land sale provision… and that’s a win for the American people.

A Utah senator’s efforts to put public lands on the auction block ended quietly Saturday night in a social media post ...

Newhouse and a coalition of 4 other Western state Republican representatives sent the letter to House Speaker Mike Johnson.

Utah Sens. John Curtis and Mike Lee each filed amendments to the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” the massive reconciliation bill containing President Donald Trump’s top priorities.