Tad Walch
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Tad Walch is the editor of the Enterprise Team, which produces in-depth stories on issues and trends in news and values in areas ranging from the family to politics. Tad previously served the Deseret News as City Editor and as the Utah County Bureau Chief covering BYU, Utah Valley University and education. Tad studied journalism at BYU, where he twice served as editor of the Daily Universe. He was a co-founder of Cougar Sports Magazine and served co-editor from 1993-1997. He worked as a sports reporter, sports editor, Olympics reporter and courts reporter at the Daily Herald from 1997-2003. Tad has lived for 26 years in Utah County, where he and his wife are raising five children.
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Former Red Sox manager Terry Francona's bestselling book about his years with the team is full of great baseball stories, but he doesn't push aside the curtain as much on his players as he does on Boston's owne...
LDS Church leaders congratulated President Obama on his victory and urged church members to pray for him and Congress "as they lead us through difficult and turbulent times."
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President Obama has attended 191 fundraisers for himself and other Democrats, more than any president, by far, in the past 35 years.
As he promised earlier this week, Newt Gingrich unveiled a TV commercial critical of Mitt Romney today in New Hampshire. The ad called Romney's economic proposal "timid" and characterized Gingrich's own plan as...
Craig Bergman joined Newt Gingrich's team last Thursday as the Iowa political director for the Republican frontrunner. He resigned Wednesday after he appeared to call Mormonism a "cult."
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LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson pinned a large portion of his devotional address at BYU on Tuesday on the story of how Harvard business professor Clayton Christensen received his testimony of the Book of ...
Mormons follow Christ, worship Christ and at Sunday worship services take the sacrament — "where we eat and drink the symbolic representation of Christ's body and blood" — the head of public affairs...