Opinion
WILLIAMS: The age of brazen madness — and the collapse of fear
Guest opinion: Higher education working together to face challenges and provide opportunities
MADSEN: How do Utah families rank in dinners, reading to children, and other family health metrics?
Guest opinion: Will Judge Gibson impose proportional representation on Utah?
Guest opinion: The extra effort of fact-checking information is definitely worth it
Guest opinion: The wrong kind of doctor
WSU guest opinion: These two campus leaders changed how I see students and politics
Guest opinion: Open letter asking questions to Councilman Bart Blair
BARONE: Democrats want open borders; most Americans don’t
BARONE: Bad news for Republicans, warnings for both parties
Virginia and New Jersey, the two states that voted for governor in 2025, both voted for then-Vice President Kamala Harris over then-candidate Donald Trump by 52%-46% margins in 2024. Democrats ran significantly better in both states on Tuesday. One reason is that Trump Republicans, as an ...
WILLIAMS: The age of brazen madness — and the collapse of fear
When a 29-year-old man in Minnesota can post a TikTok video allegedly offering $45,000 for the assassination of former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, we can't dismiss it as another outburst from an online extremist. It's a symptom of something far deeper — the moral corrosion of our ...
MADSEN: How do Utah families rank in dinners, reading to children, and other family health metrics?
Family serves as the foundational unit of society and a vital source of what is called social capital—the value created through social relationships, networks, and shared norms that enable people and groups to work together effectively. It is the benefit obtained from human connections. Its ...
Guest opinion: Higher education working together to face challenges and provide opportunities
Questions about the value and purpose of higher education are swirling in national discourse. This is not new. At the institutions we lead, we have been asking things like: “How can we ensure that our students are prepared for the jobs of today and tomorrow? What barriers to ...
Guest opinion: Will Judge Gibson impose proportional representation on Utah?
Utahans looking at the multiple rainbow colored redistricting maps currently before Judge Dianna Gibson in the litigation challenging the shapes of Utah’s four U. S. congressional districts could easily wonder if they were experiencing the sunspot afterimages one sees after looking at the ...
Guest opinion: The wrong kind of doctor
So, my husband, Dave, is a doctor, as in he has a PhD. I’m very proud of him, but he’s the wrong kind of doctor. He should have become an actual medical doctor. He says that he doesn’t like needles and blood. I say, “Fine. Be a physical therapist then,” because somehow, he just ...