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People from the coasts are moving to the Heartland. Will they embrace its values?
The pandemic and economic incentives have some city dwellers seeking wide, open spaces. What they’re finding could help America’s divisions.
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Why Mitt Romney loses points with Utah Republicans, scores big with Democrats
A new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll found 64% of Republicans in the state disapprove of Sen. Mitt Romney’s job performance, including half who strongly disapprove.
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Moms are bearing the brunt of U.S. COVID-19 job losses
Closures of child care service providers coupled with conditions that have impacted occupations in which women are overrepresented have created economic hardships and potential long-term impacts that experts fear could lead to catastrophe.
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Former BYU animation students now with Pixar discuss the innovations behind Disney’s ‘Soul’
Former BYU students now at Pixar said there were technical and storytelling innovations in Disney’s film, "Soul."
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How close are the 2020-21 Utah Jazz to the dynasty Golden State Warriors?
The Utah Jazz have made no secret about their intent to take more 3-pointers this season and to have a faster paced offense with shots coming early and pushing the ball in transition.
6 priorities of Gov. Spencer Cox’s first 500 days in office
Gov. Spencer Cox this week unveiled a road map for his administration’s first 500 days, outlining six priorities drawn from promises made during his campaign and other priorities gleaned from his transition team.
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Xavier Becerra’s future role in your family life
He is expected to take the helm at the Department of Health and Human services, a massive department with policy affecting millions.
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The vaccine: It’s a matter of civic duty
"All we know is that everyone who can obtain one should. It’s less a matter of personal choice and more a matter of one’s duty to his or her neighbors."
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Poll: What Utahns think about new President Joe Biden
A slight majority of Utahns don’t think much of President Joe Biden, who took the oath of office Wednesday after one of the most turbulent periods in American history.
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Trump’s gone. What’s next for his religious supporters?
On Inauguration Day, Trump supporters of faith reflected on what comes next — for them and the nation.
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We asked Utah’s poet laureate about the inauguration poem
"She won poetry fans over," Utah poet laureate Paisley Rekdal said of Amanda Gorman’s poem.
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The case for hard religion
The problem may be that our pews have grown too soft.
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Move over Martha Stewart. Internet tastemakers are breathing new life into family traditions
Brands like The House That Lars Built show how family traditions can fuel lifestyle bloggers’ success.
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A Wyoming GOP chairman mentioned seceding from the union. Here’s what happened next
Frank Eathorne says he’s discussed the idea with his counterpart in Texas, setting off a firestorm of tweets and ribbing at the Cowboy state’s expense.
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Pandemic prompts Latter-day Saint leaders to make April 2021 general conference virtual only
It’s the third time since the pandemic began that the church’s international conference will go on without people filling the Conference Center in Salt Lake City.