Opinion: History preserves the past — memory preserves a people
We often assume that historical knowledge is enough, but facts alone do not sustain a civilization.
O’Leary’s China conspiracy claims spark federal defamation case in Utah
Legal counsel describes O’Leary’s campaign as a weekslong smear built on what they call absurd falsehoods repeatedly amplified by Fox News
Senate grills Trump’s national intelligence nominee ahead of confirmation vote
Jay Clayton faced tough questions on 2020 elections ahead of Trump’s election speech on Thursday
Opinion: The blind spot in the talk about Trump Accounts
The launch of Trump Accounts is worth celebrating. But policymakers must not look to the future at the expense of families who are struggling now.
Opinion: The hidden strings of foreign funds to universities must stop
With foreign financial influence universities become a recruiting ground for influence rather than a marketplace of ideas
Cigarettes are getting their Hollywood moment, again.
Why media are saying smoking is back in style.
Summer meteor showers begin to light up nighttime skies
Peak of popular Perseid meteor shower lines up just right for summer stargazing this time around
Opinion: Utah has led the nation on upward mobility. Here’s the next step
Following America’s 250th birthday, the promise of the land of opportunity needs a refresh, and Utah can show how
Deseret News archives: California mass kidnapping ordeal in 1976 amazingly ended without harm
This date in history: Chowchilla bus kidnapping, rescue is still a miracle 48 years later. What happened in Chwowchilla, California, in 1976? Today in history.
A dying wish: Congress revives momentum on Lindsey Graham’s Russia sanctions bill after his death
The Senate unveiled the latest version of the sanctions bill on Tuesday just days after the death of Sen. Graham, who has negotiated the legislation for years
Opinion: The great debate — nationalism vs. globalism
Recent events in politics are reinvigorating conversations about “America First."