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Why kids are at the center of the latest political battle over the pandemic
As schools open and hospitalizations spike, Republican laws banning mask mandates face opposition from school districts.
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When universities have the courage not to cancel
Did you see the story about the university that didn’t cancel the speaker? Probably not.
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What President Oaks said during his first travel since early 2020
President Oaks spoke during the closing devotional of "The Abundant Life" Conference — a three-day event for single adults.
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The confusing pattern of the delta variant
Cases of the delta variant in the U.K. spiked when it first arrived. Then, due to the COVID-19 vaccine, they dropped.
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Captain James Empey expects BYU’s O-line to find impact replacements after 2020
Senior All-Americn center James Empey likes what he sees in his new offensive line coach.
You can find all things bee at The Beehive Shoppe, except the shop
Entrepreneur Dena Kennedy’s new website features ‘cute bee stuff’ that bee and beehive lovers across the country are flocking to.
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Hollywood continues to ignore traditional religion
Instead of only highlighting those who leave religion, what about a show that depicts an equally compelling and common decision to enter it?
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Should vaccine mandates include religious exemptions?
A recent court ruling will likely make it easier for people of faith to challenge vaccine mandates that don’t offer religious exemptions.
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Why the COVID-19 debate has everything to do with politics, and nothing to do with health
The national conversation about the coronavirus shot seems to touch on everything but health.
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Why the eviction moratorium isn’t the answer to a housing crisis that’s hurting kids
What happens to kids in eviction ban — and why is rental aid so slow?
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Will the last public intellectual in America please turn out the lights?
An elegy for a shrinking class of thinkers.
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Family, identity and one of the longest manhunts in U.S. history
Fifty years ago, a police shooting set in motion a decades-long chase across the American West.
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Opinion: I’m a feminist. A mandatory military draft would be terrible for our women
Women already sacrifice more for their country than men do, and women should not be asked to bear even more.
