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Letter: When peaceful protest is defended abroad but condemned at home, what principle is actually being upheld?
Latter-day Saint apostle Jeffrey R. Holland has been hospitalized again. The popular apostle has suffered serious medical issues off and on for…
Opinion: The government just walloped Google. That’s good business.
A Utah woman testified Monday in the trial of Nicholas Rossi, who fled the U.S. for Scotland in 2017. The woman accused Rossi of raping her in 2…
Opinion: Trump isn’t just attacking trans people. He’s denationalizing them.
From Spy Hop to Templin Family Brewing, Shley Kinser’s artwork can be seen all around Salt Lake City.
This term, the Supreme Court will reconsider America’s laissez-faire approach to regulating the internet, and in doing so it will address vital…
The Top Stories in Utah for Sunday, Dec. 3, 2023.
During the first Republican debate of the 2024 presidential primary campaign last month, Donald Trump’s rivals were asked to raise their hands i…
Crews are pulverizing mountains as they rush to finish Trump's border wall while he's still president.
Corporate and business leaders insist that to be successful, we must be positive. We’re encouraged to read books on “The Power of Positive Think…
There has been no shortage of big news over the last decade. Spanning the globe, some stories were expected while others caught the world off gu…
Rome • In the instant he became one of the most controversial figures in modern Catholic Church history, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò went dark.
The White House says it’s unfair to blame President Trump for our poisonous, increasingly violent political atmosphere. And you know what? It is.
Twenty Salt Lake City police officers spent hundreds of hours searching a Uintah County landfill for evidence in the brutal slaying of a 15-year…
Whether you're an armchair traveler, a road tripper or a frequent flier, books about trave
Adnan Khashoggi — who looked to be a key to Salt Lake City's economic future in the 1