Utah Sen. Mike Lee deletes social media posts about MN lawmaker killings following backlash "90% of the people who come here ...

On Sunday night -- a day after a masked gunman disguised as a police officer shot and killed Democratic State Rep. Melissa ...

Mike Lee's inflammatory social media posts about last weekend's deadly political shootings in Minnesota are drawing fresh ...

State of play: Lee's posts, which baselessly ascribed leftist motives to the attacks on Minnesota Democrats, were only the ...

After pushback from Minnesota lawmakers, Republican U.S. Sen. Mike Lee of Utah deleted two posts on social media that were criticized as insensitive following a weekend shooting that killed one state ...

Utah Republican Sen. Mike Lee on Tuesday deleted a series of inflammatory social media posts from over the weekend in which ...

The posts generated backlash, with Democratic critics accusing Lee of spreading misinformation and politicizing a tragedy.

His social media posts resemble those of a frequent user on right-wing message boards rather than those of a U.S. senator.

Lee has been embroiled in controversy after posting a response to the assassination of Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman over the weekend. During his monologue Monday night, Stewart recounted his own ...

Boelter is at large at the moment, and police have launched a massive manhunt. On Sunday, Sen Mike Lee made several comments ...

"If you say that, you somewhat lose your credibility in the social media world you're in, because I don't think there's anybody in the state of Utah that would call Mike Lee an establishment ...

Mike Lee (R-UT) seems highly unlikely to pass ... In the meantime, however, social media users reacted exactly as one would expect in response to a conservative Republican senator sponsoring ...