Utah’s first state museum focuses on the people, not the industry
What artifacts does the Museum of Utah have to offer? How will visitors connect? Is it free? Plus, why Utah is the 48th state to…
Senate begins marathon voting session on Republicans’ multibillion-dollar immigration funding package
The Senate will begin debate on Wednesday afternoon, with votes starting as early as Thursday morning.
Deseret News archives: Evacuation at Dunkirk a pivotal moment in history
Today in history: Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s stirring declaration of ‘miracle of deliverance’ remembered to this day. This date in history.
Opinion: The ‘Frankenstein candidate’ frightening Democrats across the nation
Should Maine voters give Graham Platner the same measure of grace as his wife? Why the U.S. Senate race in Maine is making headlines nationwide
Opinion: Trump’s executive order on AI isn’t worth the paper it’s written on
The Trump administration's long-awaited action on AI masquerades as protection but falls short of real action.
‘Everything we need to win big here’: How Morgan Scalley’s first recruiting class at Utah is shaping up
Scalley tells his pitch for why recruits should choose Utah, plus national recruiting analyst Brandon Huffman breaks down Utah’s top targets.
Rep. Celeste Maloy secures initial $10M in Utah’s bid for $1 billion in Great Salt Lake funding
Maloy said Great Salt Lake won’t get full $1 billion this year requested by President Donald Trump
All 4 Black GOP House members exit this year. What’s next for Utah Rep. Burgess Owens?
Rep. Burgess Owens reflects his legacy in conversation with the Deseret News.
Box Elder County data center foes sue to reverse decision stalling their efforts against project
As promised, foes of the proposed Box Elder County data center project have filed suit, seeking reversal of the decision stalling their efforts against the project.
Democrats nominate progressive in New Jersey House race with previous ties to terrorist
Adam Hamawy, ex-Army surgeon, won NJ Dem nomination despite past ties to '93 WTC bombing conspirator. Progressive favored in November.
This Utah athlete’s answer was so diplomatic, senators joked he should run for office
When Utah Sen. John Curtis pressed a Utah athlete to pick sides, his answer had senators joking the student was fit for political office.