Deluged with criticism over social media posts that spread misinformation in the aftermath of the shootings of two Democratic Minnesota state lawmakers and their spouses, Utah Sen. Mike Lee deleted a handful of his online comments — but not all.

Utah, removed posts on his personal X account about Saturday's fatal attack on a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband after facing fierce backlash from Democrats about the postings

State of play: Lee's posts, which baselessly ascribed leftist motives to the attacks on Minnesota Democrats, were only the latest to attract scrutiny of his far-right online profile — especially under his personal @BasedMikeLee account on X.

After indicating that he would reintroduce a provision to the “big beautiful” budget bill that would approve the sale of public lands, the text of the Energy and Natural Resources section of the bill from Senator Mike Lee has been leaked.

Sen. Lee was confronted by his Senate colleagues, who said they told the Utah senator the posts were offensive.

Sen. Mike Lee deleted his controversial social media posts on the assassination of a Minnesota Democratic state lawmaker after facing backlash.

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The chief of staff for Minnesota Senator Tina Smith blasted Senator Mike Lee in a candid email he sent to Senator Lee’s office after Lee posted several tweets that appeared to blame the