Thursday, September 21, 2023 | 

Roger B. Porter

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II looks at a display of memorabilia from her Golden and Platinum Jubilees in the Oak Room at Windsor Castle, Windsor, England, on Friday Feb. 4, 2022. Queen
Opinion
Opinion: How did Queen Elizabeth II become a cultural icon?
Is there any other person who has received more global affection than Queen Elizabeth II?
By Roger B. Porter
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Opinion
Opinion: Shinzo Abe — get to know the man who died serving Japan
Shinzo Abe was assassinated in Japan on July 8, but he left behind him a lifetime of work on behalf of the Japanese people and the world.
By Roger B. Porter
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Opinion
Bob Dole: Serving his country from the heartland
His example serves as inspiration to all who share his great affection for a land of opportunity
By Roger B. Porter
Former Secretary of State and Joint Chiefs Chairman Colin Powell.
Opinion
Colin Powell: A great leader’s American journey
The general called himself a reluctant warrior.
By Roger B. Porter
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George Shultz: A long life with a long view
George P. Shultz was as agile as he was brilliant, as trusted as he was persistent, and as farsighted as he was indifferent to political calculations.
By Roger B. Porter
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Kamala Harris is breaking the mold — in more ways than you may think
Joe Biden has done something unique, in addition to choosing a Black and Asian woman as his running mate. He has also selected the first Democrat on a national presidential ticket from the Mountain or Pacific time zones.
By Roger B. Porter
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Opinion
Brent Scowcroft’s life of public service was built on trust and prudence
The passing of Brent Scowcroft, national security adviser to two presidents, reminds us of what we should expect of those who shape and execute our nation’s public policies.
By Roger B. Porter
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Opinion
Guest opinion: Remembering Paul H. O’Neill’s legacy of leadership and integrity
By Roger B. Porter
Enrollment in Utah public schools has exceeded 650,000 students, according to new figures released Monday by the offices of the Utah State Board of Education.
Opinion
Guest opinion: A summit worth celebrating
By Roger B. Porter