Emily Hoeven

Emily Hoeven

Could psychedelic drugs become the new medical marijuana? Inside the potential benefits and high risks of ‘magic mushrooms’
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Emily Hoeven
Is it ethical to take a selfie at a tragic site, like Chernobyl or Auschwitz?
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Emily Hoeven
Should the U.S. give cash payments to the descendants of slaves to atone for slavery? Here's what experts are arguing
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Emily Hoeven
How visiting Normandy, France, redefined patriotism for me — a millennial
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Emily Hoeven
'Black Lives Matter,' 'Blue Lives Matter,' 'All Lives Matter': Do hate crime laws matter?
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Emily Hoeven
Could this 'Bible for millennials' lead young people back to church?
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Emily Hoeven
Deseret News' 'Generation Vexed' series on teen anxiety wins Mental Health America Media Award, two public service awards
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Emily Hoeven
Shrouded in secrecy: A beloved Utah mother and grandmother died after having liposuction. Why do so few people know?
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Jennifer Graham and Emily Hoeven
4 things you should know about the battle over abortion rights in Alabama, Georgia, Utah and other states
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Emily Hoeven
Fact check: Is President Donald Trump a champion of religious freedom?
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Emily Hoeven
#PrayForParis. #NotreDame. Why do Americans mourn some international tragedies and ignore others?
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Emily Hoeven
'We want to start a revolution in dating': Utah dating experiment Thirty Day Bae is open for applications
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Emily Hoeven
Why Facebook and Instagram are banning white nationalism and white separatism, and why some think it's a problem
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Emily Hoeven
Twitter reacts to Sen. Mike Lee's Green New Deal speech
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Emily Hoeven
What does the Senate vote against Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal really mean?
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Emily Hoeven
Are breast implants safe? FDA cracking down as links to cancer, other ailments come to light
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Emily Hoeven
What needs to happen for America to unite behind a gun policy like New Zealand did?
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Emily Hoeven
Border Patrol begins releasing undocumented immigrants as detention centers fill up
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Emily Hoeven
Girls who have a twin brother are less likely to graduate from college, get married, have children. Here's why
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Emily Hoeven
The rise of white nationalism is creeping onto Utah campuses. What you need to know
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Emily Hoeven