Opinion: Parents need a real checkpoint before kids download apps
I hope Congress listens to the parents who are asking for a simpler way to keep their children in age appropriate online spaces.
Opinion: Honoring hometown heroes, past and present, as we celebrate our nation’s 250th
In celebrating America 250, we honor heroes, past and present, who inspire and unite us with their love for country, community and neighbor more than self
Opinion: Communities will come together for America’s potluck
America’s Potluck began as a Utah initiative, but it has now blossomed into a national movement.
Opinion: Limited government and the pursuit of happiness
This Fourth of July, let’s celebrate the religious and economic freedoms that good government makes possible
Opinion: Commencement boos and our understanding of higher education
Why did graduates boo mentions of AI in commencement speeches?
Opinion: Can churches renew the ‘Pursuit of Happiness?’ Building a movement to fix the American family
Getting religious men and women to the altar is an essential component of tackling the happiness crisis and regenerating a family-oriented culture.
Opinion: Political differences shouldn’t break our circles
Our circles can expand and unify despite differences, and become all the more enriching because of them.
Opinion: Every generation thinks the new immigrants are different — every generation is wrong
If history will be our north star, most of today’s fears about the current immigrant arrivals will prove as wrong as the ones before
Opinion: America at 250 — preparing for the next era of American innovation
For 250 years, America’s greatest strength has not been any single technology, industry or institution. It has been our ability to build.
Opinion: Science is moving fast, Utah’s measles outbreak doesn’t have to end in tragedy
Over 670 people have been infected in Utah’s measles outbreak and the cases that should alarm us most are the ones no vaccine could have reached.