Rep. Jim Matheson is a prime example of this very problem. His refusal to even discuss reasonable changes to the ill-conceived Children’s Product Safety Improvement Act...

When I was watching the news and heard Christopher Wright was found guilty, and he stated he was innocent, the judge told him he needs to take responsibility for his actions.

During the 1920s, my uncles and grandfather had a profitable business in Salt Lake City. They produced and sold bootleg whiskey.

On Aug. 11, the heavy hand of the federal government once again frustrated the will of the people. Judge Vaughn Walker overturned part of the California Constitution that states that marriage is between a man and a woman as “unconstitutional.”

Twelve years ago, I was faced with an unwanted pregnancy after a brief affair while my now late husband and I were separated. I had choices, and luckily knew that.

I knew I’d take time to carve out 20 minutes before bed to read the article, I didn’t anticipate I’d be up until 3 in the morning pondering the article.

I liked John Saltas’ discussion about Drudge and the Huffington Post, and share his discomfort with both. Like him, I’m somewhat of a news and opinion junkie. I prefer reading to watching TV news.

I had a child as a teenager and did not inform the father about placing his child up for adoption. The father decided to verbally and physically abuse me...

It was with great sadness that I read the cover story “Some Call It Kidnapping." My heart went out to these fathers who have fought so hard to raise their children.

My thanks to Jesse Fruhwirth for his insightful expose about how Utah adoption laws take babies from the nation’s unmarried fathers.