Human Interest

Everyone knows that internal investigations of wrongdoing are reviewed and filtered by the bosses and subject to the tendency to protect associates.  But what if the bosses are the very people accused of being accomplices?  Such was the dilemma of inspector General Horowitz in assembling his 568-paged Department of Justice Inspector General’s Report on the FBI and DOJ’s involvement in presumably a plot to alter the results of the 2016 presidential election.

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Some Ideas to Think About

Some of America's most prominent environmentalist groups are secretly investing in oil and natural gas, even as they publicly push groups to divest from fossil fuels. That's the takeaway from an explosive new report from NBC.

These organizations aren't merely hypocritical -- they're actively harming the environment. By urging others to deprive energy firms of capital, environmentalists are ironically delaying the transition away from less environmentally friendly coal-fired power plants towards cleaner, natural-gas powered ones.

Red Cross blood shortage continues as thousands answer the call to give

Emergency need remains; critical call for type O blood donors to donate now

SALT LAKE CITY (July 25, 2018) — Thousands of people have responded to the emergency call for blood and platelet donations issued by the American Red Cross in early July. Still, there continues to be an emergency need for donors of all blood types, especially type O, to give now to address a severe blood shortage.

Dear Dave,

I’m a landlord, and I own a few houses and duplexes around town. Recently, I made the mistake of renting to some tenants who were not respectful of my property. Do you have any tips for selecting good renters?

Joe

Dear Joe,

In my experience, most landlords simply aren’t thorough enough with the screening process when it comes to potential tenants. It’s difficult to get to know someone — especially in this kind of situation — without spending some face-to-face time with them and digging into their backgrounds a little.

Don’t wait until it’s too late:  take Hunter Education now

Classes fill up fast

If you want to hunt in Utah this fall—but you haven’t completed the state’s Hunter Education course—there’s still time.

Don’t wait too long, though. Classes fill up fast in the fall.

In addition to the Hunter Education course, the state’s Trial Hunting program is another way to get afield this fall.

Whatever happened to the notion that rich people should pay their fair share of the cost for their country’s public programs?

Peacock Cupcakes for Your Bird-Themed Party 

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Guest Artists Join Mormon Tabernacle Choir for Broadway-Themed Concert