Opinion: In a distracted world, presence matters
Even when families are physically together, it can be hard to feel truly connected.
Even when families are physically together, it can be hard to feel truly connected.
Your columnists are proud political junkies who watched every minute of Utah’s congressional primary debates. We explain why and what we learned.
The declaration made fighting for human equality and the natural rights of all the foundation of American patriotism.
New York City’s Israel Day Parade on Sunday was full of energy, confidence and joy.
We strongly support the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining’s proposed Bond Rule
Optimists start businesses; optimists move to new, dynamic communities; and, optimists invite others to join in their endeavors
The new USCIS Adjustment of Status memo is not a policy shift. But an attempt to make a federal statute disappear through administrative suffocation.
California’s Proposition 12 applies to farmers in Utah — or any state — who sell food in California.
Sen. Barrasso serves as Senate Majority Whip, the second-highest-ranking member of the Republican Conference.
We need to continue encouraging the adoption of teenagers who would otherwise end up in institutionalized or unstable foster care.