Politics
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Why the Democrats’ spending bill may alarm faith groups
Some religious freedom advocates want the Democratic Party to adjust proposed funding rules.
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Could obsession with election fraud sink the GOP?
Republican candidates who promote election denialism to win their primaries could face a very different electorate in next year’s general election.
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Why Sen. Joe Manchin wants to change the rules on who gets a child tax credit
The West Virginia Democrat wants an income limit, employment requirement before he will vote for the benefit in Biden’s proposal.
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Will gun safety become a casualty of this new law?
Utah is now one of 20 states that do not require permits for the open or concealed carry of guns. Fewer and fewer Utahns are taking gun safety courses, including suicide prevention, as a result of the new law.
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The problem with Biden’s new refugee cap, according to faith leaders
They welcomed the higher refugee ceiling, but faith groups are skeptical of the nation’s ability to resettle refugees through a network that was gutted under the Trump administration.
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What being rich, religious or Republican has to do with getting married
With fertility at an all-time low and the share of never-marrieds rising, who’s most likely to get married and start a family?
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How Utah plans to replace its state prison with a ‘world-class’ community
The Utah State Prison has locked up over 600 acres of prime Draper real estate for over 60 years — but that’s all about to change
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Apple CEO Tim Cook had this compliment for Utahns in tech at the Silicon Slopes Summit
The head of Apple also took time to meet with four Utah app developers and push a fundraiser for Encircle, which serves LGBTQ youth.
