I was trying to decide which general conference talk I wanted to write about this week, and so I started watching the address by Elder Steven D. Shumway, a member of the Seventy in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, from this past April titled “Participate to Prepare for ...

Imagine this: You’ve taken a day off work to oversee the home renovation crew. After a few hours, you decide to generously hand out cold water bottles. One of the subcontractors takes a seat and flashes an ankle monitor like it’s part of his toolbelt. As much as you would like to look past ...

Pretty much everything I’ve accomplished or experienced wasn’t based on any sort of plan, foresight, acumen or goals. Rational thought rarely snaked through my brain; it was all impulse and ease. While my high school boyfriend plotted his college experience, strategically selecting classes ...

When Congress passed the Big, Beautiful Bill this spring, retirees and those nearing retirement took notice. Officially titled the Retirement Security and Healthcare Enhancement Act, this sweeping legislation aims to shore up trust funds, reduce prescription drug costs, expand tax credits and ...

Perplexity, a ChatGPT rival, may finally have gotten the attention it craved when it filed a $34.5 billion bid to buy Google Chrome. Every major tech outlet and many global news sites, from Bloomberg to Al Jazeera, covered the story with a variety of slants. Some, like Bloomberg, dismissed the ...

OGDEN — A local nonprofit and ministry operated by the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul is preparing for its annual fundraising event after naming a new director earlier this summer. Ogden's Give Me A Chance will hold its 11th annual "Enchantment in the Summer Garden" charity ...