Economists predicted slow U.S. job growth. Here’s what happened last month
Is the number of U.S. jobs growing? How many jobs did the U.S. add in May? What is the inflation rate? Will the Federal Reserve cut interest rates?
Deseret News archives: Devastation below Teton Dam could have been much worse
Today in history: Tragedy in 1976 spawned memorable relief efforts, heartwarming stories of courage. This date in history.
Opinion: When the world feels wrong, how do you know what’s right?
Political peacemaking is getting more challenging and confusing. How can we make sure we’re taking the best steps forward?
Opinion: In a distracted world, presence matters
Even when families are physically together, it can be hard to feel truly connected.
Celebrate National Doughnut Day with these sweet deals
From Dunkin’ to Sidecar Doughnuts, here’s where doughnut lovers can get a sweet deal. Plus learn more about the origins of National Doughnut Day.
Ken Jennings reflects on being Brandon Sanderson’s roommate at BYU
Were Ken Jennings and Brandon Sanderson college roommates? Where were Ken Jennings and Brandon Sanderson roommates? Did Ken Jennings and Brandon Sanderson go to BYU?
A new service branch could be joining the U.S. Armed Forces family
Commission of experts across several sectors craft report exploring optimal methods of launching an independent military service for cybersecurity.
Trump announces $700 million investment in coal
President Trump was joined by several others in announcing the administration would invoke the Defense Production Act to fuel the projects
U.S.-Iranian tech CEO arrested on charges of supplying goods to Iran’s nuclear program
Justice Department arrested Jamshid Ghomi in LA, alleging he used his company to violate sanctions against Iran.
Sen. Curtis warns Trump’s pick for attorney general could face hurdles
Curtis suggested Blanche’s attorney general nomination could be in peril if the administration doesn’t follow through with eliminating the DOJ's anti-weaponization fund.