Opinion: The faith you can’t see: Are we misjudging American faith because our measurements miss it?
A new BYU Wheatley Institute survey reveals Americans are quietly praying, seeking miracles, and living active, personal lives of faith.
Opinion: How a Mitt Romney op-ed became Exhibit B in Trump’s defense of the White House media ban
The White House is doubling down after banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House. Why is a Mitt Romney op-ed part of its defense?
Opinion: A good agreement with Greenland, but did we need the dramatics?
Did the U.S. really need threats of military action to resolve this issue?
Opinion: Why Utah’s lieutenant governor is defying the federal government on voter data
Federalism battle intensifies as Lt. Gov. Henderson stands firm against the executive branch on elections
Analysis: AI is changing the equation for mathematicians
AI is solving the world’s hardest math problems, leaving mathematicians split between unprecedented breakthroughs and professional existential dread.
Opinion: When it comes to public service, it’s not about a specific age
Ability, not age, should be the most important issue, but politics can make it hard to judge.
Opinion: Merging hearts but not bank accounts — The risks of getting married while staying financially single
Can two people build a life together if they’re still acting like they’re single?
Opinion: As America abandons its providential foundations, maybe ‘only a god can save us’
Is nationhood without spiritual foundations a viable project, or does our rescue lie beyond human endeavor?
Opinion: Are foreigners manipulating debates over data centers?
Investigators for X claim to have found hundreds of Chinese bots planting fears online.
Perspective: Why God is getting in the way of your happiness
Real happiness is a transformational process, rather than something bestowed upon us. Understanding that deepens peace and expands faith.