Back to school: Will Utah’s bell-to-bell school cellphone ban sharpen students’ classroom focus?
Removing digital devices from the classroom is not a panacea to improving learning and instruction, according to 'science of learning' expert
Crucial U.S. spy powers will stay dark until September — but Congress is one step closer to renewal
The Senate overcame a crucial hurdle to renew the government surveillance program, which expired in mid-June
Opinion: What the U.S. risks losing if the war in Iran continues
As Americans know well, there is a dangerous gap between destroying an enemy’s capabilities and achieving a lasting victory.
Sen. John Curtis discusses Utah issues with Trump AG nominee
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche requested the meeting with Curtis as the Trump administration nominee seeks to be officially confirmed to the position.
Sierra Leone Bo Mission on track to exceed 10,000 baptisms in 2 years
‘We are busy every day all day teaching the gospel of Jesus Christ’
Deseret News archives: Not the first, or last, royal wedding, but perhaps the most famous
The world thought it was watching the fairy tale wedding of a lifetime but it lasted just 15 years. Remembering the Charles-Di wedding. Read more.
Marijuana surpasses alcohol, tobacco in daily use
What is the National Survey on Drug Use and Health? What does the nations' mental health and substance use look like?
Anthony Fauci appears before senators to answer about COVID-19
Senators confronted Dr. Anthony Fauci over his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and newly released private diary entries. Fauci pled the Fifth.
Opinion: For the Great Salt Lake, ‘depletion’ is the keyword, nothing else matters
Depletion is the water that doesn’t return because it evaporates or is transpired by plants and is no longer liquid
‘She was so loved’: Community holds vigil for former Miss American Fork who died Sunday
Brynn Carnesecca's mother, Michelle Carnesecca, said she'd like her daughter to be remembered for the "amazing life she lived."