First the fires, then the floods
Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz warns that litigation, regulatory hurdles and worsening forest conditions are making wildfires more destructive.
What’s happening to mortgage rates as the Iran war escalates
More day-to-day volatility may be coming as concerns over economic impacts increase.
Curtis renews insider trading crackdown after White House teleprompter operator profits from Trump speeches
Curtis is leading a bipartisan bill to ban government officials from prediction markets using insider information. Prediction markets. Sen. John Curtis.
What’s Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth doing to deep-six low testosterone levels in the ranks?
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said requiring military personnel who are 30 or older to take testosterone deficiency tests will help optimize performance.
Opinion: What I hope to see in Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of ‘The Odyssey’
I hope that Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of ‘The Odyssey’ captures the essence of the pro-family message in the original text
What to know about Cyclospora, the tiny parasite behind massive U.S. outbreak
What's Cyclosporiasis? What parasite causes infection? What are symptoms of cyclosporiasis? How do you treat cyclosporiasis? Wash produce thoroughly
5 things to know about the declining air quality in the U.S.
Canada wildfires, air pollution, air quality. Wildfire smoke in Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, D.C.
America’s piggy banks are about to look a lot more silver
Common Sense Act. Penny production ends. U.S. Mint. Financial Services GOP. When will pennies stop being made?
New mural recognizes first single sister missionaries, inspires current missionaries
A mural at the Provo Missionary Training Center depicts the first single sister missionaries in 1898 in England and inspires missionaries today.
Opinion: Recent summit in Turkey reaffirms the importance of NATO
The recent NATO summit must be marked as a major success for alliance’s cohesion and morale, especially following the recent serious frictions and disagreements
A social media post. Thousands of teens. Then chaos
From beach closures to assaults on police, communities are confronting a growing youth phenomenon that experts say runs deeper than delinquency.