Opinion: Single women are no longer choosing shoddy marriages — what men can do about it
Increasingly, single women are rejecting the idea that any marriage is better than no marriage.
Opinion: What the U.S. risks losing if the war in Iran continues
As Americans know well, there is a dangerous gap between destroying an enemy’s capabilities and achieving a lasting victory.
Opinion: For the Great Salt Lake, ‘depletion’ is the keyword, nothing else matters
Depletion is the water that doesn’t return because it evaporates or is transpired by plants and is no longer liquid
Opinion: Fast-growing communities deserve a fair shot at federal transit funding
We want our communities to grow in a way that protects, and even enhances, the quality of life that means so much to us.
Opinion: On stages across China, Utah teenagers built connections
Last month, a group of Utah teenagers came home from China, where they had performed on university stages in Suzhou, Zhenjiang, Nanjing, Huai’an, Beijing and Shanghai.
Opinion: America’s barn still needs neighbors to keep it standing
Somebody still has to show up, generation after generation, and help raise the barn
Opinion: History preserves the past — memory preserves a people
We often assume that historical knowledge is enough, but facts alone do not sustain a civilization.
Opinion: The other tax that Utah taxpayers should look out for
While you are analyzing the property tax valuation, be sure to also check your city’s utility bill
Opinion: The Utah we love is changing — but we can still protect it
With triple-digit temperatures and smoke in the air, it’s getting hard to enjoy Utah’s natural landscape.
Opinion: A new pioneering spirit — facing the health risks of a drying Great Salt Lake
As Utah celebrates Pioneer Day, it is worth reflecting on the Great Salt Lake and its impact on our economy, health and way of life.