Lebanon’s president meets with Trump as fighting between Hezbollah, Israel continues
President Aoun seeks to end conflict between Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah in Southern Lebanon after signing historic agreement.
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.
Deseret News archives: Apollo 11 launched, and proved a major media event
This date in history: The moon launch and landing caught our attention. Americans loved following the successful launch. Today in history.
Opinion: CNBC just gave a master class in why so many people distrust the media
A CNBC report said Vermont is the best state to live based on criteria that includes reproductive rights. Florida and Texas would like a word.
Opinion: You can’t be both cruel and right
Kindness isn't a compromise on truth — it's the only way truth survives.
VP Vance says Republicans will accept midterm results even if SAVE America Act isn’t passed
The vice president told reporters that Republicans will accept the election results in November even if the proof-of-citizenship and voter ID legislation doesn’t pass before then.
A new federal rule would let states manage threatened grizzly bears
Are grizzly bears an endangered species? Is Interior Department trying delist the grizzly? Should states manage grizzly populations?
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