Reports: CIA director makes surprising trip to Russia to warn them not to attack NATO
CIA Director John Ratcliffe was in Moscow to warn Russia not to attack a NATO territory both on the ground or through cybersecurity.
Why there are more bear encounters than usual this summer
Why so many bear sightings this year? Drought, wildfire driving bears to lower elevations. Do black bears attack people? Why are bear cubs euthanized?
BYU restructures athletic department; school vice president will oversee football program
Brian Santiago, whose tenure has featured a nationally relevant basketball program, will oversee the school's remaining 20 sports.
Church of Jesus Christ expresses solidarity after deadly floods in Nepal and China
Flash flooding in Nepal, China, Tibet. Rescue efforts, emergency response. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Trump renames Lake Ontario to Lake America in second waterway name change
President Trump signed an order amid a trade war with Canada but it won’t change for the rest of the world
Why the Becket Fund is fighting to preserve a century-old cross in LA
Olvera Street, Becket Fund, El Pueblo, Establishment Clause, Gerritsen v. City of Los Angeles, century-old cross and nativity display.
Opinion: Protecting Utah’s fossils and artifacts preserves our shared heritage
The true value of a fossil or artifact lies not only in the object itself but also in its context.
‘We weren’t alone:’ Spokane Latter-day Saints find faith, blessings in wildfire ashes
After a visit from two Apostles, several Spokane-area Latter-day Saints told stories of tender mercies, answered prayers and many acts of service.
Over 1,000 missing following Nepalese floods — scientists worry more floods are to come
A large ice chunk broke off a glacier Wednesday, causing a 5.2 magnitude earthquake and devastating floods. Nepal-China flooding.
Opinion: The Big Tobacco moment has finally arrived for Big Tech
The settlement money is almost inconsequential compared to the changes that Meta has to make