Jay Evensen

Vandalism and other crimes used to mark the day nationwide.

China, Russia, Iran and North Korea, or CRINK, are uniting into a new Axis.

Demographers believe the world soon will enter an era of shrinking population.

It's potential demise was tethered to Amendment A, which is now void

Bankruptcies, harm to the poor and vulnerable and increases in domestic violence all argue for a ban.

The record shows Hamas represses women and persecutes LGTBQ+ people, and yet protesters ignore this.

Inappropriate political actions at Arlington National Cemetery brings the nation face-to-face with how to honor sacred places.

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, the country's new interim leader, could transform a poverty-stricken nation.

For 21 years, Lavarr Webb helped write a popular political column.

He chose not to run for reelection, and he left a strong lesson for every president who followed.

Frequent turnover would not make the court less political

Website aims to reassure Utahns about elections

The former president promised a crowd in Las Vegas that he would exempt all tips from taxes on wages. Here's why it's a bad idea.

Utah and other states need to protect taxpayers from harm in case gambling causes fans to lose faith in the integrity of games.

A group wants to make air taxis a reality in Utah by 2034.

Bernie Sanders wants to mandate it. Bill Gates thinks AI will give us all three-day workweeks.

The GOP primary for the third congressional district will feature five candidates. The Senate primary has four.

If the population spirals downwards, jobs will disappear, Social Security will struggle and American global influence will fall. That’s just the start.

President Biden’s foreign policy is centered on renewable energy. Georgia professor says this raises troubling questions.

Five years ago, state lawmakers embraced this voting method with enthusiasm. What changed? Read more.