A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit alleging that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints arm misused hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations by investing it instead of using it for charitable purposes. U.S. District Judge Robert Shelby said a three-year statute of ...

The first time I took a stroll through my new neighborhood, still buzzing with pride over buying my very first home, I was greeted by a teenage boy lounging on the porch of the house just north of mine. He looked up, gave me a once-over, and called out, “Hey, are you our new neighbor?” I ...

I sucked in a deep breath, like I was preparing to swim laps, but really, it was to eject a rant through my fingertips. Something like — when Robert Kennedy Jr. was announced as Health and Human Secretary, I envisioned a 5-year-old giving the prayer in Primary with his mom whispering what ...

It was on Lost Creek Mountain that I saw my first water glyph. This is a type of petroglyph that is on the ground, unlike most Indian art, which is typically on canyon walls. More than 270 of these symbols have been discovered in an area exceeding 2,000 square miles in the Arizona Strip. ...

My dad vividly recalls the day he got a phone call from someone impersonating one of his grandsons. The connection wasn’t clear, but he got the gist of the message: Jack was calling from overseas, he was hurt and needed his grandpa to wire him money right away. Dad may not be the most ...

Social Security has been the foundation of retirement income for millions of Americans, but as 2025 unfolds, retirees face growing concerns about its future. Rising costs, potential benefit adjustments and policy changes are all shaping the conversation. If Social Security is a key part of your ...