Commander-in-chief keeps lowering the bar.
by Michael S. Robinson Sr
Opinion
We have a terrorist organization operating in the United States.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr
June 27, 2018
Opinion
It wasn't long ago that English kings, among others, were God's own anointed protectors of the faith, assuming the roles of political leader and religious pontiff combined.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr
June 13, 2018
Opinion
Utahns should be shaking in their boots, but instead, they're forcing their heads deeper into the sand.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr
June 6, 2018
Opinion
On valuing the simplicity of free-spirited fun.
From childhood through our adult years, summer embodies the time of year when our lives just feel lighter.
By Aspen Perry
May 23, 2018
Opinion
Armed Forces Day is a good time to take stock of your own patriotic correctness.
My driver license has VETERAN printed on it. It occasionally earns me a "Thanks for your service" from a well-intentioned clerk.
By John Rasmuson
May 16, 2018
Opinion
When DACA hits home
When Trump announced he was ending DACA, the governmental program that gave immigrants like myself who came here as children the right to work, I worried that my world would come crashing down.
By Leonel Nieto
May 9, 2018
Opinion
"There are these two young fish swimming along, and they happen to meet an older fish swimming the other way, who nods at them and says, 'Morning, boys, how's the water?' And the two young fish swim on for a bit, and then eventually one of them looks over at the other and goes, 'What the hell is water?'"
By John Rasmuson
May 2, 2018
Opinion
Despite Mormonism's claims that its prophets talk with God, its recent history portrays a rather bleak record for getting on the right side of political issues.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr
April 25, 2018
Opinion
"Friend. Good."
By John Rasmuson
April 18, 2018
Opinion
The conversation is far from over. Opponents and politicians would be wise to start showing up to the conversation prepared to listen.
By Aspen Perry
April 11, 2018
Opinion
The wretched state of public discourse cries out for poetic grace.
I was a high-school English teacher in 2001, the year Billy Collins was appointed U.S. poet laureate.
By John Rasmuson
March 28, 2018
Opinion
I prefer the phrase "one in four" to "25 percent."
By John Rasmuson
March 14, 2018
Opinion
In my early 20s, there were five movies in rotation as my go-to bedtime stories.
By Aspen Perry
March 7, 2018
Opinion
Donald Trump might have been humming Richman's familiar tune last summer after watching a military parade in Paris commemorating Bastille Day and the French Revolution.
By John Rasmuson
February 28, 2018
Opinion
'Hypocrisy, thy name is Orrin'
I read that Brigham Young University and the University of Utah are vying to become the repository of Orrin Hatch's congressional papers.
By John Rasmuson
February 21, 2018
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