Opinion
LLOYD: We should always carefully evaluate our own opinions, especially as voters
HARROP: Cutting off a parent can be self-preservation, not cruelty
Guest opinion: We Keep Reporting the Deaths. We Keep Missing the Story.
STOSSEL: Always watching
Guest opinion: Washington’s and Hamilton’s ideals are abandoned
HARROP: Stop buying votes. Everybody!
WSU guest opinion: When disaster strikes, Weber State nursing faculty answer the call
Guest opinion: How a novel Utah memorial illustrates the cost of freedom
GARVEY: Doctors, don’t quit your day jobs
LLOYD: We should always carefully evaluate our own opinions, especially as voters
Today I’m going to give my opinion on giving opinions. After all, that is what this page is about. It’s a place for the sharing of different viewpoints and learning about how others see the world. But I also believe this page should be held to a higher standard than comment boards or ...
WILLIAMS: Voters deserve more than a choice between extremes
Many Americans are wrestling with a political dilemma they may not discuss openly. They are concerned about progressive policies they associate with socialism, expanding government, DEI mandates, gender-affirming policies, anti-American sentiment in higher education, and rising lawlessness. ...
Guest opinion: We Keep Reporting the Deaths. We Keep Missing the Story.
This past weekend, two families got the call no family should ever get. On Saturday, Jennifer Eckhart, a former Fox News producer who had spent years speaking out about trauma, died by suicide in Florida. She was 36. On Sunday, Presley Gerber, the 27-year-old son of Cindy Crawford, was found ...
HARROP: Cutting off a parent can be self-preservation, not cruelty
An in-law, age 95 and on her deathbed, was having some final conversations. She brought up a memory of her own mother, who had lost a 2-year-old daughter to a childhood disease. When she misbehaved as a child, the elderly woman recalled, "My mother would say, 'I wish you had died instead of ...
Guest opinion: Washington’s and Hamilton’s ideals are abandoned
Over two centuries ago Alexander Hamilton presciently identified the source of many of the problems we face today. Hamilton maintained state power was the primary threat to our ideal of "one nation, indivisible." He feared states would thwart the will of the majority of people; He ridiculed ...
STOSSEL: Always watching
Do you worry that you're being watched? If you drive, you probably are. My new video covers the cameras that photograph the backs of millions of cars. A company called Flock has 80% of that market. Flock's CEO says the goal is to "eliminate crime." But lots of people hate the ...




