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  • In 2015, tribal officials for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation called an emergency session. There, they repealed the Free Press Act, gutting protections for journalism.
  • In 1989, The University of Utah was in the national spotlight when two of its chemists announced the discovery of a powerful energy source that would solve the world’s energy problems: cold fusion.
  • The role that Samuel Adams played in fomenting the American Revolution once made him the most wanted man in the country.
  • We’ll forgive you for laughing at the headline of this episode. But the thing is, butts have a serious cultural history.
  • Last month, a Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) poll gauged the rising influence of Christian nationalism among religious Americans. Its findings were eye opening.
  • The 2023 Utah Legislative Session concludes at midnight on March 3rd. We’re processing what lawmakers did—and didn’t—get done this time around.
  • 37% of American fourth-graders read at “below basic” levels, which really means they can hardly read at all. A new film asks why.
  • Rachel Rueckert was a young writer and world traveler. And she was in love, too. So, she got married. On the first night of her honeymoon, she panicked.
  • We’ll forgive you for laughing at the headline of this episode. But the thing is, butts have a serious cultural history here.
  • Climate scientist and evangelical Christian Katharine Hayhoe says one of the most important ways to fight climate change is to talk about it. And she wants to show people how.
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