• Six high school football games canceled this week due to coronavirus

    Six high school football games canceled this week due to coronavirus
    Six high school football games have been canceled this week due to exposure to COVID-19.Orem High, the defending 5A champions, is looking for a game for the third week in a row after Friday’s matchup against Mountain Ridge was canceled.“Looking for a game again this week,” Tigers offensive coordinator Lance Reynolds wrote on Twitter. “@OremTigerFball struggling to to find a team to play.”Looking for a game again this week. @OremTigerFball struggling to find a team t
  • ‘Mormon Land’: Scholar examines how founder Joseph Smith may have translated the faith’s signature scripture

    ‘Mormon Land’: Scholar examines how founder Joseph Smith may have translated the faith’s signature scripture
    Early members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints believe the ability to translate was one of the spiritual gifts mentioned in the New Testament.Church founder Joseph Smith said he translated the faith’s signature scripture, the Book of Mormon, “by the gift and power of God” from ancient writings found on gold plates.So, if Smith used this gift to translate the Book of Mormon, as he asserted, how might he have done it? Was there more to this mystical process? Wha
  • Rich Lowry: They’ve got nothing on Amy Coney Barrett

    Rich Lowry: They’ve got nothing on Amy Coney Barrett
    The Supreme Court fight of the century is, so far, a fizzle.The ratio of progressive outrage over the nomination of federal Judge Amy Coney Barrett to supposed reasons that the U.S. Senate shouldn’t confirm her is completely out of whack — there’s a surfeit of the former and almost none of the latter.Barrett has received extraordinary testimonials from her colleagues and students, who say she is brilliant, conscientious and kind. The opposition has countered with a dog’s
  • Abby Bossart: Telehealth isn’t a cure-all if it is not available to all

    Abby Bossart: Telehealth isn’t a cure-all if it is not available to all
    It is now widely known that COVID-19 is not an equal opportunity infector, as Utah’s nonwhite community members account for 21% of the population and 44% of the cases.As a response to the pandemic, the shift to the digital world for schooling, socializing and health care visits has had profound effects on us all, especially our underrepresented community members.Many have promoted the rapid advancement and integration of telehealth services as a silver lining of the deadly pandemic. Advert
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  • The UTSA Roadrunners’ balanced offense will make them a good test for BYU’s defense

    The UTSA Roadrunners’ balanced offense will make them a good test for BYU’s defense
    Provo • A lot has been said about the BYU offense, which has dazzled in the first three games of the season. Led by quarterback Zach Wilson, the Cougars attack has put up 148 points while averaging nearly 600 yards per game.But there’s also a lot to be said about BYU’s defense.The Cougars have only allowed 24 points by opponents and are giving up an average of just over 200 yards per game. Even looking at first downs, the Cougars have been dominant — BYU 86; the opponents
  • Vice presidential debate live updates: Mike Lee takes aim at Kamala Harris

    Vice presidential debate live updates: Mike Lee takes aim at Kamala Harris
    At 7 p.m., Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris will face off in their one and only debate at the University of Utah’s Kingsbury Hall. Here is a running list of updates on the first presidential campaign debate held here in Utah.2:20 p.m.: Utah’s Mike Lee criticizes Harris and CaliforniaUtah Sen. Mike Lee wrote a national opinion column for Fox News that took numerous shots at Harris.“If elected, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden would be the oldes
  • James E. Hogle, longtime board chairman of Hogle Zoo, dies at 83

    James E. Hogle, longtime board chairman of Hogle Zoo, dies at 83
    James E. “Jim” Hogle Jr., the longtime chairman of the board of the zoo named for his grandfather, has died after a yearlong battle with liver cancer. He was 83.Jim Hogle served on the zoo’s board for 42 years, from 1974 to 2016, and became its chairman in 1985.“Jim’s leadership on the board is principally responsible for the zoo’s survival and success,” said current board chairman Paul Dougan.Hogle was known as a master fundraiser and a skilled negotiat
  • Vice presidential debate live updates: Visitors will spend more than $7 million in Salt Lake City

    Vice presidential debate live updates: Visitors will spend more than $7 million in Salt Lake City
    At 7 p.m., Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris will face off in their one and only debate at the University of Utah’s Kingsbury Hall. Here is a running list of updates on the first presidential campaign debate held here in Utah.1:30 p.m. Debate helping hotels and restaurantsSalt Lake City’s Downtown Alliance says Wednesday’s debate is a “win for the downtown economy” as the coronavirus pandemic wears on.In a news release, the organization said the debat
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  • Utah coronavirus cases up 1,007 Wednesday, with 8 new deaths and record hospitalizations

    Utah coronavirus cases up 1,007 Wednesday, with 8 new deaths and record hospitalizations
    Editor’s note: The Salt Lake Tribune is providing free access to critical stories about the coronavirus. Sign up for our Top Stories newsletter, sent to your inbox every weekday morning. To support journalism like this, please donate or become a subscriber.With 1,007 new coronavirus cases reported on Wednesday, Utah’s rate of new diagnoses continued to rise.For the past week, the Utah Department of Health has tallied 1,044 new positive test results a day, on average — a record
  • Analysis: The bubble is the real MVP of this NBA season

    Analysis: The bubble is the real MVP of this NBA season
    Lake Buena Vista, Fla. • The bubble hasn’t burst.And the finish line is in sight.NBA Commissioner Adam Silver acknowledges that he had doubts if this was even possible. So did many players. Racial injustice protests were happening around the country and coronavirus positivity rates were skyrocketing in Florida when the NBA moved into Walt Disney World — the league calls it a campus, everyone else calls it a bubble — three months ago. It wasn’t a stretch to think it w
  • Utah voted third in South Division as Pac-12 releases preseason football poll; safety R.J. Hubert is 100% healthy

    Utah voted third in South Division as Pac-12 releases preseason football poll; safety R.J. Hubert is 100% healthy
    By and large, the 38 media members who voted on the Pac-12 football preseason are bullish on the University of Utah.The Utes, who are replacing nine defensive starters, an All-Pac-12 quarterback, and the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year at running back, were voted third in the South Division on Wednesday morning when the preseason poll was released. Utah received 168 points and four of 38 first-place votes.USC, 8-5 overall last season, but 7-2 in the Pac-12 and returning arguably the conferen
  • Vice presidential debate live updates: No face mask exceptions (except for those on stage)

    Vice presidential debate live updates: No face mask exceptions (except for those on stage)
    At 7 p.m., Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris will face off in their one and only debate at the University of Utah’s Kingsbury Hall. Here is a running list of updates on the first presidential campaign debate held here in Utah.12:45 p.m.: Debate bingo cardsThe University of Utah is gearing up for a game of debate bingo, releasing 10 unique cards that viewers can download to play along.Included on the squares are terms like “cancel culture,” “golf,” &ld
  • Leonard Pitts: The Trump show must go on

    Leonard Pitts: The Trump show must go on
    “Are you not entertained?”— Maximus, in “Gladiator”It helps if you think of it as a show.Certainly, that’s the way the man in the middle of it does. So just consider last weekend the latest bizarre episode in Season Four of the Donald Trump presidency. Call it “The One With COVID-19.”Granted, it’s a favored conservative trope that liberals are the ones held hostage to so-called “Hollywood” values. But there is no one who embodies
  • Bryan Bushman: Trump wins through inaction and toxic cynicism

    Bryan Bushman: Trump wins through inaction and toxic cynicism
    If more than 200,000 Americans can die through inaction without accountability; if trust in our institutions can erode because they sometimes speak politically-inconvenient truths; if innocent persons of color can be killed in their own homes without responsible parties being held responsible; if a leader doesn’t “get” coronavirus until he gets coronavirus; and if millions of ballots can be invalidated because the president’s ego cannot tolerate submitting to a peaceful t
  • Vice presidential debate live updates: Harris invites two Utah lawmakers to be her guests

    Vice presidential debate live updates: Harris invites two Utah lawmakers to be her guests
    At 7 p.m., Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris will face off in their one and only debate at the University of Utah’s Kingsbury Hall. Here is a running list of updates on the first presidential campaign debate held here in Utah.Noon: Who played Pence and Harris in the debate prepFrom the moment a candidate steps onto the debate stage, they’re flying solo. That’s why preparation is a crucial factor that could spell the difference between a solid performance and disa
  • 'Tis the season for ‘unicorn’ whiskeys in Utah

    'Tis the season for ‘unicorn’ whiskeys in Utah
    In Utah, fall is the time for pumpkins, sweaters and a chance to buy a “unicorn” whiskey.On Wednesday, the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control launched the state’s latest Rare High Demand Product drawing. It includes three hard-to-get whiskeys including:• Yamazaki 18-year Single Malt for $350 per bottle (15 available)• E.H. Taylor 18-year Marriage for $70 per bottle (five available)• Old Fitzgerald 13-year at $130 per bottle (10 available)The drawings a
  • Vice presidential debate live updates: Pence team finally agrees to Plexiglas barrier

    Vice presidential debate live updates: Pence team finally agrees to Plexiglas barrier
    At 7 p.m., Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris will face off in their one and only debate at the University of Utah’s Kingsbury Hall. Here is a running list of updates on the first presidential campaign debate held here in Utah.11:15 a.m.: Pence and Harris test negativeThe vice president and his wife, Karen Pence, tested negative for COVID-19 on Wednesday, according to White House officials.Pence’s negative result came back a day after Stephen Miller, Trump’s senio
  • Review: In ‘Trial of the Chicago 7,’ Aaron Sorkin uses history to speak passionately about today’s protests

    Review: In ‘Trial of the Chicago 7,’ Aaron Sorkin uses history to speak passionately about today’s protests
    The old adage — that historical drama says more about the time it was made than the time it depicts — has hardly ever been more true than with writer-director Aaron Sorkin’s “The Trial of the Chicago 7,” a riveting portrayal of events from 50 years ago that feels as vital as the latest news bulletin.The Chicago 7, as we old people can tell you, were the leaders of the anti-war protests that arrived in Chicago for the 1968 Democratic National Convention — and r
  • ‘High School Musical’ holiday special is coming to Disney+

    ‘High School Musical’ holiday special is coming to Disney+
    We don’t know when “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” will complete production on Season 2 of the made-in-Utah series, but we do know when you’ll be able to stream “High School Musical: The Musical: The Holiday Special.”The 45-minute special is set to premiere on Friday, Dec. 11 on Disney+. It was filmed remotely at the homes of cast members Olivia Rodrigo, Joshua Bassett, Matt Cornett, Sofia Wylie, Larry Saperstein, Julia Lester, Dara Reneé
  • Supreme Court wrestles with Muslims' suit over no-fly list

    Supreme Court wrestles with Muslims' suit over no-fly list
    Washington • A Supreme Court that has been friendly to religious interests took up a case Tuesday involving Muslim men who claim their religious rights were violated when they were placed on the government’s no-fly list because they refused to serve as FBI informants.The justices, in arguments by telephone, wrestled with whether the men can seek to hold the FBI agents financially liable under a 1993 religious freedom law for trying to persuade the men to spy on other Muslims.In recent
  • Torrey’s new post office will not open before election

    Torrey’s new post office will not open before election
    St. George • A Utah town is planning to replace the post office it lost earlier this year, but the effort is not expected to provide service before the national general election next month.The Torrey Post Office closed at the start of the year after the owners failed to renegotiate a contract with the U.S. Postal Service, The Spectrum reported Tuesday.Torrey obtained a loan to establish a new office, but construction will not be complete until at least Nov. 1 and the office is not expected
  • Ogden man charged with killing dog and cat and eating their hearts

    Ogden man charged with killing dog and cat and eating their hearts
    An Ogden man is facing felony charges after he killed a dog and a cat, cut them up and ate their hearts.On June 7, police were called by the 33-year-old suspect’s girlfriend, who reported he was injured and — she believed — possibly dead. When an officer arrived, he found “large amounts of blood” in the apartment, and a baseball bat “covered in blood.”According to a probable cause statement, the officer then found a dead dog and a dead cat — which
  • Utah voted third in South Division as Pac-12 releases preseason football poll

    Utah voted third in South Division as Pac-12 releases preseason football poll
    The University of Utah is the third-best team in the Pac-12 South entering this truncated seven-game season.So says a panel of media members charged with voting on the Pac-12 preseason poll, released Wednesday morning ahead of a virtual media day involving the league’s 12 head coaches.USC, 8-5 overall last season, but 7-2 in the Pac-12 and returning the conference’s best quarterback in sophomore Kedon Slovis, was voted as the pick to win the South Division with 220 points along with
  • Locksmith helps woman escape kidnapping

    Locksmith helps woman escape kidnapping
    A locksmith showed up at a Midway home for a simple job on Friday, but ended up helping a woman escape from a kidnapping.The locksmith, who went to the home on Friday to re-key the front door, called police after the woman discreetly showed him she had written “911” on her hand, according to a probable cause statement. The locksmith said that a man in the home stayed close to the woman the entire time he was there, and that the woman had to ask the man for her own phone in order to p
  • Crash in Taylorsville leads to shots fired, two people hospitalized

    Crash in Taylorsville leads to shots fired, two people hospitalized
    A traffic accident involving a stolen vehicle in Taylorsville on Tuesday night led to gunfire and ended with two people hospitalized, two others in police custody and one suspect still at large.According to FOX 13, Unified Police reported that a group of motorcyclists was traveling west on 5400 South at about 7:30 p.m. when one of them was struck by a person driving a stolen Jeep as it turned into a parking lot near 1900 West. At least one of the bikers followed the Jeep into the parking lot to
  • Salt Lake City Council looks to revise demolition policy on dangerous, abandoned buildings

    Salt Lake City Council looks to revise demolition policy on dangerous, abandoned buildings
    Salt Lake City residents with unsafe eyesore buildings in their neighborhoods are one step closer to having a solution.Abandoned, boarded-up and dangerous buildings have plagued the city since at least 2012. Critics say the structures attract illegal drug use, can be fire hazards and have contributed to crime in some communities. And they’ve been notoriously difficult to tear down. The City Council is now considering a resolution that could make it easier to demolish the structures and red
  • Robert Gehrke: What Mike Pence and Kamala Harris need to do to claim victory in the debate

    Robert Gehrke: What Mike Pence and Kamala Harris need to do to claim victory in the debate
    Wednesday’s vice presidential debate is supercharged with additional significance for two reasons. First, the two men at the top of the ticket have spent a combined 151 years on the earth, and one of them has COVID-19 (I’ll let you guess which).Whoever wins will be the oldest person to hold the office, assuming they serve the full four years. So who holds the office of vice president might be more important than any time in history.Second, there is a decent chance that we’ll be
  • Letter: Trump’s order won’t help most diabetics

    Letter: Trump’s order won’t help most diabetics
    Much ado has been made regarding President Trump’s executive order capping the costs of insulin. This executive order states that Medicare Part B/D drug prices will match the lowest cost of this drug sold in any OECD country. Many applaud the president for taking measures to make insulin more affordable (“It’s cheap as water now!”), stating that diabetics can access insulin for $35 a month and ignore that this only affects diabetics who are on Medicare who will have to pa
  • Letter: There is no value in continuing charades of debates

    Letter: There is no value in continuing charades of debates
    The first presidential debate wasn’t a debate. It was simply a current president not intending to talk about pressing national issues with his opponent, but acting like a spoiled brat talking back to his father, constantly speaking over Joe Biden with anger, and even treating the moderator with contempt, as well.Donald Trump displayed his true colors of caring less about the American people, and more about staying in power as president, no matter the cost.Trump again stated the false claim
  • Letter: Forests are Trump’s responsibility

    Letter: Forests are Trump’s responsibility
    I would like to address just one issue raised in the debate between the presidential candidates. Approximately 60% of the forest land in California is under federal control via either the U.S. Forest Service or the Bureau of Land Management, as is most of the forest that has burned. This percentage is even larger in many other western states, like Utah, where fires have also been destructive.Both of these agencies are part of the executive branch of our government. President Donald Trump’s
  • Letter: Curtis deserves more credit

    Letter: Curtis deserves more credit
    Eric Rumple missed the mark in his op-ed about 3rd District Rep. John Curtis (“Curtis fails to take climate change seriously,” Sept. 30). While our congressman hasn’t endorsed carbon fee and dividend legislation, he has taken important steps to address climate change.Curtis has sponsored or cosponsored three bills that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions, like the Growing Climate Solutions Act. Just last week, he along with Democratic Rep. Alan Lowenthal called for a “Na
  • Letter: A perfect description

    Letter: A perfect description
    I don’t remember when I first heard or read this quote by Tennessee Williams, but it’s something I thoroughly agree with: “The only thing worse than a liar is a liar that’s also a hypocrite!”To me, that’s a perfect description of Donald Trump and most of the Republican Party.Glen V. Ruff, SpringvilleSubmit a letter to the editor
  • Lakers top Heat 102-96, take 3-1 lead in NBA Finals

    Lakers top Heat 102-96, take 3-1 lead in NBA Finals
    Lake Buena Vista, Fla. • LeBron James woke up from his gameday nap Tuesday and decided it was time to send his Los Angeles Lakers teammates a message.He grabbed his phone and told the Lakers they were facing a must-win game.“I felt that vibe. I felt that pressure,” James said. “I felt like, for me personally, this was one of the biggest games of my career.”Message delivered.James and the Lakers are back in control of these NBA Finals, one win away from the franchise&
  • Sen. Mike Lee’s congressman neighbor tests positive for COVID-19

    Sen. Mike Lee’s congressman neighbor tests positive for COVID-19
    A congressman who is the next-door neighbor of Sen. Mike Lee has tested positive for COVID-19 apparently after taking a test because he had been in contact with the Utah senator who has the disease.Rep. Salud Carbajal, D-Calif., said in a news release on Tuesday that "after discovering I was exposed to an individual who tested positive for COVID-19, I took an initial COVID-19 test which came back negative,” but he went into self-quarantine anyway.After he developed mild symptoms, “I
  • Ross Douthat: Sabotage in the liberal city

    Ross Douthat: Sabotage in the liberal city
    This is a strange moment for racial politics in America. Many liberals regard the Trump era as a turning point akin to Reconstruction or the civil rights era, in which the country is choosing between the entrenchment of white privilege and the possibility of a truly anti-racist future.Donald Trump himself often seems intent on confirming that analysis. He began his rise to the presidency stoking racial paranoia via birtherism, and he’s trying to hold the presidency by stoking racial parano
  • State Rep. Phil Lyman pays off his $86K federal court bill, ending long-running battle with prosecutors

    State Rep. Phil Lyman pays off his $86K federal court bill, ending long-running battle with prosecutors
    Rep. Phil Lyman, R-Blanding, has paid off in one lump sum his entire remaining $86,000 court bill that had resulted from leading a protest ride through a protected canyon.The payment ends a battle with prosecutors who said his allowed payment of $100 a month was too low.Lyman had risked jail again recently by refusing orders to turn over his tax returns to prosecutors, who said they wanted them to evaluate if his ordered payments were too low. Lyman told the court he worried they would be used f
  • Michelle Goldberg: A White House infected with propaganda

    Michelle Goldberg: A White House infected with propaganda
    There is a line from Hannah Arendt’s 1951 book “The Origins of Totalitarianism” that I’ve thought about constantly during the last four years. “Totalitarianism will not be satisfied to assert, in the face of contrary facts, that unemployment does not exist; it will abolish unemployment benefits as part of its propaganda,” Arendt wrote.A regime dedicated to creating its own reality doesn’t just use language to lie. To truly animate lies, those in power mu
  • Navajo Nation reports 17 new coronavirus cases, 1 more death

    Navajo Nation reports 17 new coronavirus cases, 1 more death
    Window Rock, Ariz. • Navajo Nation health officials reported 17 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday with one additional death.That brings the total number of cases to 10,501 including 30 additional cases that were previously unreported due to delayed reporting or reconciliation.The death toll stands at 560 since the pandemic began.Tribal health officials said 109,722 people on the vast reservation that covers parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah have been tested for the coronavirus and 7,284
  • Burgess Owens was asked to say something nice about Rep. Ben McAdams at forum. He struggled.

    Burgess Owens was asked to say something nice about Rep. Ben McAdams at forum. He struggled.
    Democratic Rep. Ben McAdams and his GOP challenger, Burgess Owens, each were asked Tuesday at a candidate forum to list one thing they appreciate about the other. Owens struggled.“I think he’s very loyal to his ideology,” Owens said about McAdams, who portrays himself as a moderate but whom Owens has attacked as a liberal. “Ben has been able to vote 85% for Nancy Pelosi,” the Democratic House speaker whom McAdams actually voted against.Moderator Clark Ivory, a housi
  • Attorney for protester asks judge to throw out case because of alleged misconduct by Salt Lake County D.A.

    Attorney for protester asks judge to throw out case because of alleged misconduct by Salt Lake County D.A.
    An attorney for a protester charged with helping spread red paint during a demonstration at the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office is asking the judge to throw out the case because of “multiple acts of misconduct” by the office’s top prosecutor.The motion, filed Monday in 3rd District Court, argues Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill knew his office was a victim of the crimes alleged during the July 9 protest and still filed charges against demonstrators,
  • Bret Stephens: Wish a president well who doesn’t wish you well

    Bret Stephens: Wish a president well who doesn’t wish you well
    “Any mans death diminishes me,” wrote John Donne, “because I am involved in Mankinde.” With that thought, let us all wish Donald Trump a full and speedy recovery from his bout of COVID-19.We wish him well because, even, or especially, in our hyperpolitical age, some things must be beyond politics. When everything is political, nothing is sacred — starting with human life. It’s a point the totalitarian regimes of the 20th century understood well.We wish him wel
  • Attorney for protester asks for judge to throw out case because of alleged misconduct by Salt Lake County D.A.

    Attorney for protester asks for judge to throw out case because of alleged misconduct by Salt Lake County D.A.
    An attorney for a protester charged with helping spread red paint during a demonstration at the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s office is asking the judge to throw out the case because of “multiple acts of misconduct” by the office’s top prosecutor.The motion, filed Monday in 3rd District Court, argues Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill knew his office was a victim of the crimes alleged during the July 9 protest and still filed charges against demonstrators,
  • Trump halts COVID-19 relief talks until after election

    Trump halts COVID-19 relief talks until after election
    Washington • President Donald Trump on Tuesday called an abrupt end to negotiations with Democrats over additional COVID-19 relief, delaying action until after the election despite ominous warnings from his own Federal Reserve chairman about the deteriorating conditions in the economy.Trump tweeted that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was “not negotiating in good faith” and said he’s asked Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to direct all his focus before the election into c
  • Amber Alert canceled, 6-year-old Summit County girl recovered

    Amber Alert canceled, 6-year-old Summit County girl recovered
    The Summit County Sheriff’s Office have found a missing 6-year-old Tuesday and arrested her father.Law enforcement said Chanzi Delgado was taken by her estranged father, Mark Anthony Delgado, who does not have legal custody. The two were found not long after the state issued an Amber Alert.The sheriff’s office tweeted, “Chanzi has been located in Taylorsville and the father is in custody.”Authorities worried that Delgado may have been driving the girl to Los Angeles.A new
  • Salt Lake City mayor wants to reinstate some coronavirus restrictions

    Salt Lake City mayor wants to reinstate some coronavirus restrictions
    Editor’s note: The Salt Lake Tribune is providing free access to critical stories about the coronavirus. Sign up for our Top Stories newsletter, sent to your inbox every weekday morning. To support journalism like this, please donate or become a subscriber.With 716 new coronavirus cases reported in Utah on Tuesday, Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall wants Gov. Gary Herbert to allow the city to return to “orange,” or moderate, restriction levels.“Our data’s continu
  • Bagley Cartoon: Build THIS Wall!

    Bagley Cartoon: Build THIS Wall!
    This Pat Bagley cartoon appears in The Salt Lake Tribune on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2020. You can check out the past 10 Bagley editorial cartoons below:White House UpdatesSpikes and OutbreaksWho Watches the Watchers?Thunderdome DebateWorkhorseBad FaithLooking for TroubleUtah SkillsVote!Notorious RBGWant more Bagley? Become a fan on Facebook.
  • Busting coronavirus myths found on social media

    Busting coronavirus myths found on social media
    You’ve likely seen the outrageous coronavirus myths on social media or maybe you’ve heard them from friends or relatives.I’d like to say that the amount of misinformation out there is “shocking,” but, well... if you’re still surprised by misinformation in 2020, you haven’t been paying attention.One post being passed around this week conveniently put a lot of these myths in one place. It’s hard to know where this list originally came from — I
  • At Chris Stewart summit, China and media bias are called national security challenges

    At Chris Stewart summit, China and media bias are called national security challenges
    Rep. Chris Stewart on Tuesday hosted a security summit where he said the idea of American goodness is at risk, a top Trump official declared China an “existential challenge” and a Fox News contributor argued a biased media undermines national safety.Robert O’Brien, the president’s national security adviser, delivered the keynote speech on China during the three-hour morning summit, which also explored the dangers of unsustainable government spending and political dysfunct
  • Anti-Ben McAdams ad yanked after complaints it lied about his record

    Anti-Ben McAdams ad yanked after complaints it lied about his record
    A TV commercial from a Republican super PAC has been yanked off the air in the tight 4th Congressional District race after complaints from Rep. Ben McAdams' campaign that the ad was false.The ad from the Congressional Leadership Fund, a political action committee tied to House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, aired an aid hitting McAdams for missing “more than half” the meetings of the Congressional Executive Commission on China. According to the McAdams campaign, the commission has h
  • Margaret Woolley Busse: Don’t let them divide us

    Margaret Woolley Busse: Don’t let them divide us
    Serious people are sincerely asking a question that, even a few months ago, I never thought imaginable: “Is America so polarized that we just need to divide into two countries?”In 2018, I ran for state Senate in Massachusetts on a platform of bringing disparate people together around common goals; it was a message I felt passionately about and felt was sorely needed then. Two years later, that message seems almost quaint.Increasingly, people are abandoning notions like common ground

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