‘You know, I think Abraham Lincoln dealt with that kind of insanity,’ Romney said | Continue reading
Sixty years after Don Duff’s discovery helped pushed the world to the brink nuclear war, the effects linger. | Continue reading
The conservative-leaning network is seen as mainstream by majorities of Republicans and Democrats | Continue reading
Kevin Cooper’s short life resembled the party game where someone starts with a paperclip and keeps trading up | Continue reading
Fossils unearthed in the depths of the desert could change how we see the past — and the future | Continue reading
Starting June 27, for the first time ever, business owners will need to pay for Google services | Continue reading
Elevated temple platforms exist worldwide. On the flood plains of Mesopotamia, ancient peoples built artificial divine mountains that represent human ascent to the world of the gods. | Continue reading
Retired Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch, the longest serving Republican senator in U.S. history, died Saturday at age 88. “Senator Orrin G. Hatch personified the American Dream,” Matt Sandgren, executive director of the Hatch Foundation said in statement. | Continue reading
A new report from the Utah Foundation finds that affordable middle housing is tough to build because most residential zoning only allows for single-family homes. | Continue reading
Ski town economics are a harbinger for America’s struggling middle class | Continue reading
Fifty years ago, a police shooting set in motion a decades-long chase across the American West | Continue reading
Utah may have gotten its nickname for the importance it places on industry, but did you know the Beehive State has more than 1,000 species of bees — more than any other landmass east of the Mississippi River? And many of them can now be spotted at the University of Utah. | Continue reading
It's a quiet Wednesday evening, and in a nice home in a nice residential area of northwest Homestead, Fla., a neighborhood Crime Watch group is holding its first meeting. Addressing the citizens are the Homestead chief of police, Curt Ivy, and the police department's Crime Pre … | Continue reading
Once praised for containing the spread of coronavirus, even Australia is going back on lockdown. How did this happen? | Continue reading
The road to cancellation for Stanford business school educator, successful CEO and entrepreneur Joel Peterson began in 1987. Now it’s time to say enough. | Continue reading
Slave labor, the Congo and big tech’s quest for cobalt | Continue reading
Most Americans believe at least one of the last two presidents was illegitimately put into office. | Continue reading
In red America and blue America, an epidemic of self-censorship is threatening democracy | Continue reading
North Idaho internet provider blocks Facebook, Twitter due to censorship. | Continue reading
The Nanos Foundation, in collaboration with the BYU College of Engineering, has designed a cloth mask that is more effective than N95s. They augment these masks with membranes of electrospun fibers, which trap particulate matter. | Continue reading
Embattled event detection tech firm Banjo announced Friday that the company’s current CEO and founder, Damien Patton has resigned and the company will be transitioning to a new leadership team with current chief technology officer Justin R. Lindsey taking over the top position. | Continue reading
On Tuesday, Utah tech startup Huckabuy announced it had closed a $2.3 million seed round in December, with funding led by Utah venture capital firm Album and including participation from Cottonwood Heights-based Kickstart Seed Fund. The company helps clients optimize their websit … | Continue reading
Apple’s Steve Jobs, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Netflix’s Reed Hastings and Intel’s Andy Grove looked to influential management thinker | Continue reading
Apple’s Steve Jobs, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Netflix’s Reed Hastings and Intel’s Andy Grove looked to influential management thinker | Continue reading
The oldest living plant in the world - a self-propagating Tasmanian holly bush - has been growing for more than 43,000 years, scientists es-ti-mate. A cloned cutting of the specimen, originally discovered on Apple Island in the 1930s, has lived unnoticed for years in a pot at … | Continue reading
Millions of our readers have been saying, ``I'll get a computer when I find one that works the way I work.'' If you're one of them, Wang Laboratories has just called your bluff! Last week, we tested Freestyle at a Wang Labs office, and it knocked our socks off. It may be the f … | Continue reading
A report builds on earlier findings that millennials are more prone than Gen Xers to major depression, Type 2 diabetes, hyperactivity, high cholesterol and hypertension, among others. Just over half the growing health challenges are related to mental health. | Continue reading
County officials apologize, say error ‘should have been caught’ | Continue reading
Federal judge in Idaho has not yet ruled on what counts as an icicle | Continue reading
As Weller Book Works celebrates its 90th anniversary — a millennia in bookstore years — on Aug. 17, its owners Tony and Catherine Weller look back on their bookstore’s history, how the store is doing now and their plans for the future. | Continue reading
This new apple literally has a trailer. | Continue reading