Deseret News archives: Upstart Fidel Castro began his march to power in Cuba
Today in history: What is the 26th of July movement? Fidel Castro assumed power in 1959, but how long did he lead Cuba? Read more.…
Opinion: Utah politics heat up with summer just around the corner
A look at issues like the Stratos Project data center and Utah’s drought conditions that will linger beyond the June 23 primaries.
9 missing after Washington paper mill tank implosion and officials say there’s no hope of survivors
Incident was second notable chemical tank failure in days on the West Coast.
Top 4 takeaways from a contentious primary night in Texas
The November elections in the Lone Star State are set after contentious primary battles in both parties — resulting in the end of some incumbents’ careers.
Can chronic pain be unlearned?
Dr. Howard Schubiner. Unlearn Your Pain book. Howard Schubiner chronic pain research. What is the best treatment for chronic pain? Chronic pain causes
Weekend Amber Alert canceled after both children found safe in Mexico
The two children who went missing and prompted a weekend Amber Alert have been found safe in Mexico, and their father was arrested, Saratoga Springs police announced Wednesday morning.
The two things parents want most
Young moms and dads sometimes have to choose between time spent with kids or food on the table
The battle over Utah’s judicial selection system
Utah Republicans have reformed the judicial nominating process in the face of state Supreme Court rulings against the Legislature.
Opinion: Abraham Lincoln and the lost art of persuasion
When we give up on the idea that the hearts and minds of our fellow citizens can be moved by our best argument, we let go of something precious to…
President Johnson meets governor of Maryland, discusses service priorities
Relief Society General President Camille N. Johnson and Maryland Governor Wes Moore talk about JustServe and other ways to strengthen communities
How Rocky Mountain Power plans to handle a potentially active fire season
Utah's largest power provider says more temporary blackouts are possible as it handles a potentially active fire season in the state.