by Michael S. Robinson Sr.
by Michael S. Robinson Sr.
by Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Opinion
Like a schoolboy beset by the titillation of puppy-love, President Donald Trump's highly-juvenile heartthrobs have come with predictable regularity.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
August 14, 2019
Opinion
"Thank you. It's nice to know, during this time of constant siege, that loyalty still exists."
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
July 24, 2019
Opinion
How President Trump just lowered his own abysmal bar.
As the son of two first-generation Americans, I have a vision of how great our country can be; and I'm not liking its current trajectory.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
July 17, 2019
Opinion
The ravages of age often require a level of care that would be a difficult—or even impossible—burden for the family.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
July 10, 2019
Opinion
"As his golf caddie, I've been privy to some of Trump's deepest thoughts. Indeed, he has shared some remarkable off-the-record remarks.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
July 3, 2019
Opinion
This is not a matter of Republican or Democrat; it is a battle over whether our democracy will survive.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
June 26, 2019
Opinion
"I pray, Mr. Adams, that the United States does not suffer unduly for its want of a monarchy." Replies the American: "We will strive to answer your prayers, Your Majesty."
By Lance Gudmundsen
June 19, 2019
Opinion
>While the world recently celebrated the 75th anniversary of D-Day and President Donald Trump found a few hypocritical words to say about the U.S.' everlasting bond with its allies, I had a difficult time not puking up my lunch.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
June 12, 2019
Opinion
With six children and 16 grandkids, our governor is a consummate Utah Mormon. Gov. Gary Herbert's regular pep talks on the American flag, motherhood, education and apple pie have made him a popular leader, particularly among those of the same faith.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
June 5, 2019
Opinion
The incident was a sad reminder of the ongoing, illegal incarcerations our government continues to inflict just 90 miles from U.S. soil.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
May 29, 2019
Opinion
Averaging 1.6 million Scoville Heat Units, they're the hottest peppers known to man. No one's going to say, "That was delicious!"
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
May 22, 2019
Opinion
It's no wonder Utahns find themselves in a quandary over the Trump White House.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
May 8, 2019
Opinion
Although many things have changed since those days of castles and knights, we still turn, at the end of a hard day, to some buffoonery to buoy our sagging spirits.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
May 1, 2019
Opinion
Reflecting on a well-chronicled career.
The Royal saw me through high school, college, the Army (where I was a clerk), and 10 years into my newspaper career.
By Lance Gudmundsen
April 24, 2019
Opinion
Regardless of BYU's many stellar—even world renowned—colleges, it fails to be what a university should be.
The Honor Code is only part of it; BYU certainly has a history of intolerance to students and staff, including mass-firings of professors who dared to speak words deemed unorthodox.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
April 17, 2019
Opinion
This barbaric practice has been renounced by the World Health Organization, and many enlightened countries have enacted laws to stop it.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
April 3, 2019
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