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When we talk about protecting children from abuse, we often focus on what happens after something has already gone wrong.
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First singles First round (Sept 26) At Brighton High School No. 16 Brielle Yates, Box Elder vs.
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Judge orders banned outlets’ credentials to be restored but reporters still blocked from White House
A federal judge on Thursday temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s ban of news outlets from the White House, ordering for CNN, MS NOW and Politico to have their credentials restored, but reporters said midday Thursday they were still blocked from en…
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Editor’s note: This story was originally published on Sept. 24, 2024.
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Real Salt Lake suffered its fourth straight defeat on Wednesday night, falling 2-0 to the Seattle Sounders at Lumen Field.
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Given the wording of a 1951 treaty that allowed the U.S. almost unfettered access to Greenland for defense purposes, and that was updated in 2004 to give Greenland a nominal say in matters, there never was any question about America using the island for m…
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In the weeks following the Iran War’s opening salvos, almost half of surveyed Utahns expressed some level of support for American military action in the Middle East, with many others opting to wait before forming opinions.
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A version of this article was first published in the Right to the Point newsletter.
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It’s go time.
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On a remote military base near Ramadi, Iraq, a run-down barracks offered little more than shelter from the elements.
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Utah Sen.
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Congressional Republicans are split on whether to back Utah Sen.
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Through the opening three games, the beginning of the Morgan Scalley era has gone about as well as anyone could have hoped for.
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President Donald Trump is set to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping in a three-day state visit this week, marking the first time the foreign leader has traveled to the United States since 2023.
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One of the biggest movies of all time is making an encore.
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Gathered at the Utah Solutions Forum — a citizens’ assembly aiming to bridge the gap between policymakers and residents — 40 Utahns shared their thoughts, specifically on AI policy.
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This article was first published in the Cougar Insiders newsletter Tuesday.
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Professional football is coming to the Wasatch Front.
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PROVO, Utah — Missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints can find the Savior speaking directly to them — if they will liken all scriptures unto themselves, Elder Neil L.
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Sen.
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Fourth grader Miriya Petersen was clearly thrilled to have a role Wednesday in kicking off Washington Elementary School’s participation in a newly launched education initiative from Utah’s 2034 Winter Games.
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian delivered a speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on Wednesday, responding to President Donald Trump’s remarks the day before.
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Utah has no shortage of serious challenges.
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In a move he estimated will save taxpayers $2.2 billion, Vice President JD Vance announced Tuesday that more than 750,000 Affordable Care Act enrollees do not qualify for the subsidies they receive in the public healthcare exchange and will be dropped.
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Unions are now organizing “new workplaces” — including graduate students, homecare workers, foster parents, and prisoners — thanks to the help of changes in state law in some places, according to a new study from a conservative think thank.
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Usually, Utahns only hear from or about their lieutenant governor when they attend ribbon-cutting ceremonies, support the governor’s initiatives in press conferences or offer the occasional commentary on the elections office.
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We are now two weeks and three eliminations into Season 35 of “Dancing with the Stars,” and after Tuesday night, the show is down one celebrity chef.
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The U.S.
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With “Celebrate!”
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NHL training camps are astronomically different this year, compared to prior seasons.
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Lawmakers who are either retiring or are running for another office have missed hundreds of combined votes over the last two years, even as the voting calendar has shrunk in some cases to provide fewer voting opportunities.
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Each week, the Deseret News collects high school football stats from around the state, with approximately 85% of the coaches submitting their offensive and defensive stats.
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Utah’s capital city is close to finally replacing hundreds of trees that were mistakenly killed on its west side after a city employee accidentally sprayed them with a herbicide two years ago.
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Across more than 2,400 incidents last year, 5.8 million gallons of oil, gas and related byproducts were spilled as part of natural resource extraction in Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico.
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When Julius Caesar made the fateful decision to cross the Rubicon River with one of his legions in January 49 B.C., he knew exactly what the act meant.
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September is Suicide Prevention Month nationwide.
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Thursday’s games Favored Team Rating Diff.
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The United Football League is bringing the league to the Salt Lake Valley, partnering with local officials on its 10th expansion team that will begin play in 2028 at the Larry H.
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Consider it official: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has exited the culture war, repudiated Christian nationalism, and embraced a wiser alternative: Christian constitutionalism.
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Former President George W.
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More American men remain bachelors than ever before.
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And just like that, the first quarter of the most anticipated season in BYU football history is over.
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It’s no secret that Utahns vocally oppose data centers: From Mona’s mega center to Box Elder County’s Stratos project, rural residents rush to community meetings to make their opinions known.
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Fights are common in preseason NHL games, but they usually come from fringe players trying to show their coaches that they can provide value to their team.
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Two teams in the middle of the Region 7 standings battled in a 5-set thriller Tuesday night, with Maple Mountain finding a way to get past Spanish Fork 25-23, 23-25, 21-25, 25-18 and 15-7.
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Herriman sophomore and second-year starter Hanna Carver missed many games this season due to an ankle and leg injury.
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President Donald Trump signed an agreement with Denmark and Greenland on Tuesday that will significantly expand U.S. military presence on the Arctic island, while still preserving Danish sovereignty and Greenlanders’ right to determine their own political…
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Most skiers and snowboarders don’t buy expensive single-day lift tickets any more.
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Nene Royal’s audition for “America’s Got Talent” is the most viewed of the season — by a landslide.