The upcoming election, rightly deemed the most crucial of our lifetime, demands our full attention. While most media focus has been on the top of the ticket, down-ballot races will make the most impact in our daily lives. With John Curtis vacating his congressional seat, Utah has a unique ...

I recently saw a guest opinion in the Herald suggesting that we look at how presidential candidates will protect democracy. I like that idea, so let’s look specifically at the Biden/Harris open border policy. The border has been open for four years and during that time, over 10 million ...

There is a problem with our food systems. The recent E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald’s Quarter Pounder hamburgers has led to illness, hospitalization, and even death. The CDC, FDA, and other health agencies are investigating, with fresh slivered onions and quarter pound beef patties as ...

Cyberattacks have been on the rise, leading to increased security risks for individuals, corporations and local governments. Recent breaches underscore the severity of this growing issue. Last month, millions of Americans had their Social Security numbers exposed, and a cyberattack on a local, ...

The Utah attorney general’s office has faced a couple of tumultuous decades, characterized by questionable judgment, partisan politics, and at times, scandal. We need to restore confidence in the office, and United Utah Party (UUP) candidate Michelle Quist is uniquely positioned to do that. ...

In the middle of the Nineteen hundreds I began to vote in the Presidential elections. Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy, along with the Communist Menace were the hot topics of the day. Mr. Mellon’s opinion, published on Sept. 28-29, is correct, at least when he says that the Gadiantons are ...