Category: Guest Opinion

Recent events in politics are reinvigorating conversations about “America First."

Our congregations and neighborhoods can’t lift up those who can’t afford to live in them.

A growing body of research points to the detrimental effects of excessive phone use on student attention and learning

Let us celebrate our 250th birthday throughout this year with the quiet dignity of a people dedicated to compassion, humility, and justice for all.

We have celebrated the 250th anniversary of our nation. Time now to look forward to the next 250 years, and I anticipate them with avid optimism.

Our country was founded on the principles that all men have the inalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

But there’s good news: Passive aggression is a learned behavior, which means it can be unlearned

History provides confirmation of the importance of the political independence of the Federal Reserve.

Each time I go to Provo Canyon, I believe more and more that calling our state “bea-UTAH-ful” is an understatement.

Speaker Mike Schultz and many insiders attribute former Utah Senate President Stuart Adams’ loss to controversy surrounding the proposed data center