Latest from Sunday’s LDS General Conference: Oaks urges ‘fairness for all’ as Easter theme dominates
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TEXAS ART NOW: Rhythms and Myths | 04/05/2026
More info The Evanston Art Center (EAC) is excited to welcome the public to our upcoming exhibition, TEXAS ART NOW:
Students shouldn’t opt of assignments on the basis of personal beliefs
Students should be required to articulate scientific and other positions, even if they conflict with their religious beliefs. (Rick Egan
Why we’ll be watching the U.S. Forest Service’s move to Utah
It is altogether possible that this move will disempower forest experts and make it easier to sell off or otherwise
Letter: Overconfidence in the absence of deep knowledge: The Dunning-Kruger effect reveals what we’re up against today in America
Ever wonder how the Trump administration can make so many bad decisions and yet remain so confident? In 1999, psychologists
Letter: Overconfidence in the absence of deep knowledge: The Dunning-Kruger effect reveals what we’re up against today in America
Ever wonder how the Trump administration can make so many bad decisions and yet remain so confident? In 1999, psychologists
An ICE detention facility doesn’t belong in a ‘family-friendly’ state
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Marv Poulson joins others gathered outside the Governor’s Mansion in Salt Lake City
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Letter: There is still hope for Trump supporters
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Maine businesses are right to resist data privacy bill
At the time of writing, a divisive data privacy bill was still wending its way toward passage in Augusta. In
What Paul Revere and John Hancock would admire about a Maine town meeting
Paul Mills, a Farmington attorney, has moderated more than 250 town meetings in Maine, including those this year in New