Frank Pignanelli

We offer prognostications for future campaigns in the aftermath of the most polled election in history. How did the pollsters get their presidential predictions so wrong?

Now that the election is in the rearview mirror, both sides are conducting an autopsy of the results and their meaning. Not to be left out of this chin-scratching affair, we offer our thoughts.

Utahns and our politicians have much to be grateful for this Thanksgiving weekend. Here are the expressions of gratitude we think they will be sharing over their Thanksgiving feasts:

President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet appointments are some of the most unusual and celebrity-filled in history. How will they shape Trump's second administration and how could this impact Utah?

We try to flex our collegiate skills to examine the current questioning by national and local leaders as to the influence and effectiveness of universities and colleges.

As 2024 reaches twilight, politicians understand that what happened this year will impact policy deliberations in 2025, especially in the Utah Legislature.

If literary and cinematic Christmas characters were in politics or current affairs, what roles would they have? We offer our suggestions.

Politicians and political prognosticators are ringing in the new year with preparations for the upcoming Utah legislative session and presidential inauguration.

Republican Renae Cowley and Democrat Frank Pignanelli discuss how Utah's stance on immigration, including the Utah Compact, can guide immigration policies nationwide.

The unusual political dynamics percolating around three of the largest social media companies raise questions about national and local impact. We review the intrigue.