Deseret News archives: Tensions in Korea became full-fledged war
Today in history: War began on this day in 1950, ended with an armistice in 1953. Read more about the Korean War. This date in…
Sens. John Curtis and Mark Kelly debut video campaign urging parties to ‘disagree better’
The pair released a new PSA on Wednesday urging voters to put their phones down and have “real conversations with their neighbors.”
Senator proposes naming highway through national parks for Trump
Sen. John Cornyn wants rename U.S. Route 287 after Donald Trump. Did Donald Trump endorse John Cornyn? Where is U.S. Route 287?
Checking autocorrect to spell ‘bougie’ or ‘ukulele’? You’re not alone
“Bougie,” “Beautiful,” and “Separate” are counted among words most likely to prompt autocorrect into action
New settlement bans IRS from investigating Trump, his family
The Internal Revenue Service, as part of a deal struck between President Trump and the Justice Department, can never investigate Trump or his family.
Opinion: Eric Church’s commencement speech worked because it rejected performance
Commencement speeches function, at their best, as small civic rituals — moments where institutions publicly articulate what adulthood should mean.
How 4 Latter-day Saint young single adults live and share their faith through Banana Ball
Savannah Bananas news. Party Animals. Loco Beach Coconuts. Texas Tailgaters. Banana Ball. Savannah Bananas religion. Bronson Balholm. Kaden Bowler.
Opinion: MAHA and the American politics of food and wellness
Political appetites are evolving rapidly. How does food and wellness affect politics?
Osmond family plans to build ‘world-class’ concert venue at base of Provo Canyon
The Osmond family announced Tuesday that they plan to create a world-class music venue to serve as the "gateway" to Provo Canyon.
Church of Jesus Christ donates $25 million to support global child nutrition through UNICEF
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints donates $25 million. UNICEF Child Nutrition Fund. Child malnutrition. Treatment, prevention.
Ballroom debate could stall immigration funding bill
The Senate is hoping to begin debate as early as Wednesday evening, but Republicans are still working through issues surrounding the security enhancements for the White House ballroom.