Trump’s newest directive for his Cabinet: Post on TikTok
President Donald Trump's Cabinet has launched official TikTok accounts, marking a shift in the president's approach to the platform since his first term. TikTok Cabinet.
University of Utah finalizes private equity deal with Otro Capital to fund athletic efforts
Here’s what we know about the deal and the new for-profit company Crimson Brand Partners
The opportunity in the Pentagon’s about-face on Latter-day Saints and Christianity
Here's what Robert Millet, who spent 22 years working to build bridges, said about the Pentagon's about-face on Latter-day Saints and Christianity.
Inside the $100K ‘hardcore conservative’ campaign to oust Utah’s Senate president
Utah Senate President Stuart Adams faces unprecedented multifront attack in primary race from Make Liberty Win and Salt Lake Indivisible. Here's why.
New York manhole mystery: ‘Open the sewer, go in like the Ninja Turtles’
“I knew they were up to no good,” said a New York resident who saw men entering the sewers in the middle of the night.
New York keeps winning — and rioting
Boasting celebrities Taylor Swift, Spike Lee, Jerry Seinfeld and Timothée Chalamet, New York’s comeback puts it on verge of first Finals win in 53 years
7 things to know ahead of the SpaceX mega market splash
Who is the richest person in the world? What's Elon Musk's net worth? Is SpaceX a publicly traded company? How much money will SpaceX IPO raise?
Why this Utah Republican voted against extending key government surveillance tool
The surveillance program used to track potential terrorist threats is poised to expire for the first time since its creation in 2008.
Why the Texas attorney general warned the Big 12 about punishing Texas Tech, Brendan Sorsby
The Brendan Sorsby saga has added a new key figure — Texas attorney general Ken Paxton. Read more After Belfast stabbing, 2 competing narratives emerge In a letter sent to…
After Belfast stabbing, 2 competing narratives emerge
Refugee charged with attempted murder after graphic Belfast stabbing; protests turn violent as officials condemn attacks on migrant communities.
Defense Department could now officially become Department of War
The Senate Armed Services Committee advanced a spending bill on Wednesday that includes a provision officially renaming the agency as the Department of War.