Category: Guest Opinion

This Fourth of July, let’s celebrate the religious and economic freedoms that good government makes possible

Why did graduates boo mentions of AI in commencement speeches?

Getting religious men and women to the altar is an essential component of tackling the happiness crisis and regenerating a family-oriented culture.

Our circles can expand and unify despite differences, and become all the more enriching because of them.

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

For 250 years, America’s greatest strength has not been any single technology, industry or institution. It has been our ability to build.

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.

When I was younger, I thought of mentorship as something I received. Now I think of it as something I owe.

This column provides background on the long, complex U.S. relationship with Iran.

A society depends on people who carry authority, responsibility, expertise and care. The trouble is how easily importance gets confused with worth.