In today’s dating culture with dating apps and social media, there is a cultural trend to not commit due to overwhelming potential partners, distorted reality, and unrealistic expectations. Imagine you are at an ice cream shop for the first time and don’t know what to get. There are so many ...

This year, I’m embracing the spirit of giving in a new way—I’ve gone vegan! After centuries of milk and cookies, I’ve decided it’s time to swap dairy for creamy oat or almond milk and enjoy plant-based cookies. My decision is about more than snacks. I’m also retiring my reindeer and ...

Wow! Where do I begin! I can no longer remain silent! First Gadianton Robbers, now Korihor? The Gadianton article was flawed. Claiming the GOP and Trump to be modern day Gadianton robbers. Many LDS members recognize similarities. But not close to what the author implied. Men like Lincoln, ...

It is a shame our LDS mobilized members to vote in Favor of Prop. No. 8 in California — back in 2008, and helped it actually pass! But now the Church hierarchy does nothing. Nor even reminds its members they ought not simply ignore the specificity of words in our single 13th Article of faith. ...

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 ...