- Powell to have psychosexual exam
28 - Stewart hears shootout charges
0 - Romney's Secret Service protection
12 - Pundits: Newt's lack of discipline
13 - Olympic job for 2002's biggest fan
2 - Mormons opening up in Internet world
78 - Signing day: Bios of BYU recruits
13 - Signing day: Bios of Utah recruits
8 - Federal pay debated in Washington
14 - Talkin' with Trav: Rewards of service
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Just before Mitt Romney took the stage in a shopping center parking, Mike Leavitt rallied the crowd.
A new generation of veterans, many returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, are making the adjustment to civilian life as many have done before — but times have changed.
A legislative committee tabled a bill that would prohibit discrimination in employment and housing statewide.
- No. 7 Stanford outs No. 1 BYU 10:48 p.m.
- Prep hoops: Bengals win foul fest 10:44 p.m.
- 2 girls with rare disease recovering 10:43 p.m.
- Ohio reporters using puppets 10:35 p.m.
- DWR conducts winter range patrols 10:21 p.m.
- Romney counts on Mormons in NV 10:15 p.m.
- Spotlight on a suffering Nevada 10:01 p.m.
- Fire destroys S.L. sawdust company 9:57 p.m.
- Knight leads Pistons to 88-80 win 9:44 p.m.
- Pacers tops Mavericks in Dallas 9:24 p.m.
- Obama has declared war on religion
- BYU routs Gonzaga, wins 83-73
- Mother survives FrontRunner crash
- Y. gets 'Nasty, in an appropriate way'
- Arslanian to play 2 sports for Cougs
- U.N. leaders consider world tax
- Romney opponents struggle
- Mormonism still raising questions
- Cox has relished NFL season
- Mormons opening up in Internet world
- Utes: Johnson offensive coordinator
90 - Romney criticized for poor comment
86 - Mormons opening up in Internet world
78 - Johnson the 'right person' for offense
66 - Romney wins big, but not big enough
57 - Romney: I'll win GOP nomination
55 - Obama has declared war on religion
51 - Letters: Expanding government
47 - Editorial: Opposing marijuana
42 - Letters: Blame our tax laws
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Two news stories this past week raise more troubling issues than a woman's right to contraception or abortion.
The decision requiring church-affiliated employers to cover birth control caused an uproar.
Dylan Collie will complete the trifecta as the last of the three Collie boys to follow their dad to play at BYU.
A fire at a sawdust company that has been in business for three generations caused $1 million in damage.
Just before Mitt Romney took the stage in a shopping center parking, Mike Leavitt rallied the crowd.
Activists, media, corporate giants and political leaders form an unlikely team in "Big Miracle."
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