Daily Briefing

Good Tuesday morning from Salt Lake City. Today is the 346th day of the year. There are 19 days remaining in 2017.

Yesterday, Tonight Alive released the second single and accompanying video for "Crack My Heart." On the track, Singer Jenna McDougall shares "The concept of cracking the heart is to allow the precious, vulnerable self to come through and be free. The painful, yet liberating experience involves the emotional and energetic decalcification of the hardened heart. The lyrics follow my conversation with a 'winged man', a conscious figure, who offers space and safety to do my healing with.

Larry Snow encourages readers to ‘Prosper Up!’

Book shares secrets, strategies, techniques in building personal prosperity

017 Annual Report: Nation’s Health Faces Rising Rates of Premature Death and Continued Unevenness in Concentration of Health Care Providers

·         Drug death rate is at its highest level in history of America’s Health Rankings

·         Massachusetts ranks as nation’s healthiest state for the first time ever

·         First ever examination of concentration of mental health providers reveals wide variation

Public University: Whistling May Qualify as Sexual Harassment

DECEMBER 12, 2017

Good Monday morning from Salt Lake City. Today is the 345th day of the year. There are 20 days remaining in 2017.

Dec. 11, 2017

Good morning from Washington, where the Justice Department is taking a fresh look at those groups involved in the sale of fetal tissue. Rachel del Guidice reports. How does illegal immigration compare in the Trump era to the Obama era? Fred Lucas has the numbers. Plus: Dr. Michelle Cretella's expert advice on children and gender identity issues, Nolan Peterson's in-depth reporting on how China is making inroads in Ukraine, and Jarrett Stepman on the rude tweeting of the French ambassador.

Utah’s road safety efforts earn state international award

Lowering BAC level cited as contributing factor

Hemp, Inc. Reports: Wisconsin Passes Senate Bill (SB) 119

With New Year’s Eve around the corner and the majority of Americans spending up to $200 each on the occasion per year, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2017’s Best Places for New Year’s Eve Celebrations to go along with its