If AI and voice text technology are so great, why can’t those wondrous inventions figure out the difference between a plural and a possessive? I’ve complained about both of these digital features ...

I can’t believe I’m leading off my final column with building blocks, but here we go. I had a long-lasting love for LEGO as a kid. OK, whoop-di-doo. LEGO building was everything I wanted. There were ...

In this year of our country’s semiquincentennial, I find myself looking back at our country’s bicentennial on July 4, 1976.

Will the NCAA's 5-for-5 rule solve college football's NIL issues? Texas A&M could benefit, but hidden challenges remain.

Ensuring consumer rights in the digital age required more than legislative reforms; it demanded a complete transformation in ...

Hear ye, hear ye. What better way to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday than to announce the return of our public square?

Longtime Deseret News columnist Lee Benson will be inducted into the Utah Sports Hall of Fame this fall. His story, like ...

I have lived and worked on the Western Slope long enough to know when something is wrong, and something is wrong. As I’ve written before, our snowpack is shrinking. Our fire seasons are longer and ...

State security exists to protect the nation, its citizens, the Constitution, and democratic institutions against genuine threats such as terrorism, espionage, foreign interference, violent extremism, ...

Discover how early Ohio Country settlers crafted splint brooms out of hickory sticks, turning an everyday tool into a rare, ...