COACH FREDDIE LANOUE WAS DETERMINED TO TEACH EVERYONE HE MET THIS WATER SURVIVAL TRAINING — AND ALMOST ANYONE WHO TOOK DROWNPROOFING AT TECH HAS A MEMORY OR A STORY TO SHARE ABOUT THE COURSE.
President contradicts his own stated goals about buying American.
How the LDS Church and Utah State University got tied up in an alleged Ponzi scheme and must now pay back millions
Gaylen Rust allegedly defrauded hundreds of individuals and used proceeds to make charitable donations.
Treating the Unvaccinated
In Utah, and across the U.S., doctors are facing a wave of preventable COVID deaths—and trying to convince the hesitant that “it doesn’t have to be this way.”
‘The Last Acceptable Prejudice’
Father Jim Martin isn’t quick to call out bias against his faith. But sometimes, people go too far.
(SEAN HEMMERLE; THE ATLANTIC)
Low Pay, No Benefits, Rude Customers: Restaurant Workers Quit At Record Rate
Lamar Cornett has worked in restaurants for more than 20 years. During the pandemic, he began thinking about leaving that career behind.
Courtesy of Lamar Cornett
DOJ Will Not Prosecute Trump Officials After IG Referred Findings of False Testimony on Census
Investigators verified that former Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross misled Congress, but the Biden administration said it won't pursue prosecution.
Utah pharmacist disciplined for fraudulently filling out COVID-19 vaccine cards
Pharmacist Bruce F. Whatcott has been disciplined for allegedly preparing and giving out a completed COVID-19 vaccination card without administering the vaccine to a patient. (File photo: KUTV)
NASA: Moon "wobble" to cause dramatic increases in coastal flooding in 2030s
Photo: Gary Hershorn/Getty Images
Nature getting work done!
Fresh Tomato Recipes
Track down ripe, flavorful tomatoes to use in these fresh tomato recipes from Food Network chefs.
Hysterical Tennessee Republicans Fire Vaccine Chief for Encouraging Vaccines
Meanwhile, the state will stop all adolescent vaccine outreach—for all diseases, not just COVID-19.
By Erin Scott/Bloomberg via Getty Images.
Buy, Borrow, Die: How Rich Americans Live Off Their Paper Wealth
Banks say the wealthy are borrowing more than ever, using low-interest loans backed by their investments
CREDIT: EMIL LENDOF/THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Tucker Carlson’s Manufactured America
(GLENN HARVEY)
The Fox host has a new daytime show, and he’s using it to poison the meaning of patriotism.
British police investigate racist abuse of three players after missed penalty kicks in Euro final
There are calls for Facebook and Twitter to do more to track down perpetrators
(Peter Byrne | PA via AP)
US Top 40 Singles Week Ending 18th July, 1970
This week in 1970 Top 40 history…
Letter of the weak
In which the letter writer conflates “common sense” and religionists…
Millenials vs Boomers
The downturn of the pandemic economy has hit many groups hard. But for many millennials — those born between 1981 and 1996 — and Generation Z, who follow them, that pain — plus a number of other factors — are creating questions about who is responsible.
The Billionaire Playbook: How Sports Owners Use Their Teams to Avoid Millions in Taxes
Owners like Steve Ballmer can take the kinds of deductions on team assets — everything from media deals to player contracts — that industrialists take on factory equipment. That helps them pay lower tax rates than players and even stadium workers.
Lisa Larson-Walker/ProPublica. Photos: LeBron James (Meg Oliphant/Getty Images), Kawhi Leonard (Jevone Moore/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images), Steve Ballmer (Ringo Chiu/AFP via Getty Images)
The Hot Dog: American Icon
HUNGRY CROWDS line the food counter at Nathan’s Famous in Coney Island in summer 1947. Beginning life as a hot dog stand in 1916, Nathan Handwerker’s enterprise would propel the hot dog to gastronomic superstardom.
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