Opinion
HARROP: What are these politicians thinking?
PARKER: A Republican governor in California?
Guest opinion: Your community, your choice
Guest opinion: Why early childhood mental health support matters for Utah families
WSU guest opinion: The Real Tradwives of the West
ROBBINS: Suddenly accountable: For social media giants, the party may be over
FELDKAMP: In a world of war and wonder, attention is your greatest power
Guest opinion: Why Earth Day matters more than ever
SHAPIRO: This is what a world superpower looks like
LLOYD: This earth we live on really is a wonderful world
Sometimes when I'm feeling a little gloomy about things, I take a moment to listen to the Louis Armstrong classic song, "What a Wonderful World." In his distinctive voice, he sings about all the little things that we should appreciate, from the flowers to the trees to the sky to clouds and ...
Guest opinion: What on earth is going on inside their head? — ADHD edition
“What! We had an assignment due yesterday!?” “Yes, and it was fifteen percent of your grade. How did you forget?” “I do not know! I made a list of all the assignments that I knew I was supposed to do… but then I left it on the counter and forgot about it.” “I prepped meals ...
HARROP: What are these politicians thinking?
Democrat Eric Swalwell and Republican Tony Gonzales were both accused of sexual misconduct involving staffers. Californian Swalwell said he'd resign from his House seat after giving up on his run for governor. Texan Gonzales said he was withdrawing from the 2026 reelection race. Back in ...
PARKER: A Republican governor in California?
Here's a scenario from California that would be hard for even a Hollywood screenwriter to come up with. This is a state generally seen to lean heavily to the political left. Its congressional delegation — the largest in the country — stands at 52 House members, of whom 46 are Democrats, ...
Guest opinion: Why early childhood mental health support matters for Utah families
Mental health support for children often begins far too late. Many communities focus resources on teenagers or crisis response programs, but emotional and behavioral challenges often begin much earlier in childhood. By the time children reach middle school or high school, they are already ...
Guest opinion: Your community, your choice
Driving north on Washington Boulevard in Ogden, it’s hard to miss the iconic Ogden Arch. It has been there since 1936 announcing during the day, and lit up at night, “It Pays To Live In Ogden.” It was meant to convey that Ogden, at least on the Arch, was named “America’s Fastest ...