Opinion: Parents were surveyed in 1998 and 2026. How have things changed?
Surveys of American parents in 1998 and 2026 reveal less confidence in American exceptionalism but an enduring faith in our core values.
Opinion: What ‘Toy Story 5’ got right — and wrong — about how screen time affects kids
As someone who has been sounding the alarm about kids and screen time for more than a decade, the theme of “Toy Story 5” certainly resonated.
Opinion: In a severe drought, Utah should suspend all private fireworks displays
The state is tinder-dry, and fire dangers are real.
Opinion: New trends and old rules revealed in the primary election
We can confidently state that this was one of the most exciting primary elections in Utah’s history
Opinion: The civic virtue of everyday citizens
As Utah prepares to celebrate America250, the Founding Fathers provide lessons on the civic virtues we can develop in order to become good citizens.
Opinion: AI tools help small businesses thrive
Utah small businesses are not waiting for the future. They are already using AI to shape it.
Opinion: It’s time to heal the hidden wounds of men
The world needs healed men. Families need healed men. When that healing doesn’t happen, their wounds multiply out to spouses and the next generation.
Analysis: It does take a village. But it also takes a father
Utah has America’s strongest community safety net. The data shows a father is still irreplaceable
Opinion: We fight for every drop of water. But we’re overlooking a wellspring of health in faith
Research shows faith communities help people live longer and stay well. Our conception of health should take this into account.
Do Maine results signal a Trumpish turn among Democratic voters? Three analysts weigh in
Is Graham Platner a Hershel Walker-like miscalculation among Democrats, or a Donald Trump-like fighter right for the moment?