President Dallin H. Oaks, president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, spoke at a devotional at Brigham Young University on Tuesday. Over the course of the next few weeks, I will be diving into various elements of his talk. There is usually so much that can be learned from ...
After hours of cleaning, cooking and entertaining 30 people on Thanksgiving, I would manipulate my baby cousin into asking Grandma if we could sleepover. She was surely exhausted, but my secret weapon wasn’t just cute, she was Grandma’s favorite. She had a little lazy eye and was wedged ...
For many people, there comes a point in life when a single level home stops looking like a concession and starts looking like a very good idea. For my parents, this happened a little more than a decade ago. To be clear, they did not move into a single-level home because they woke up one day ...
From the halls of the Consumer Electronics Show to the pages of The New York Times, analysts agree that 2026 may be the turning point for voice interaction as the default mode of communicating with our devices. Why? Because of the rise in conversation-style exchanges with chatbots like ChatGPT ...
There’s a feeling you get when you walk up to a full-sized new SUV and it just looks serious — like it means business, but also wants to be part of the family. That was our first impression of the 2026 Nissan Armada NISMO Edition in its striking two-tone gray and black finish, a ...
It was a cold day in January when Dean Eborn of Layton called me and asked me to go for a ride with him. “Have you looked at the temperature outside?” I asked. I was thinking about a ride from Moab to the Onion Creek trailhead in May a few years ago. The temperature was 40 degrees. We ...
