Opinion: Governing ourselves through multiple constitutional communities
The American constitutional system does not administer one people in one way
Opinion: Give Credit to George Washington this Constitution Day
Our Constitution was not the product of one person or one group, but public trust in George Washington helped with ratification.
Opinion: The return-to-office wave — what Utah leaders are getting wrong about flexibility
The future of work is flexible, and Utah’s policies should reflect that reality
Opinion: Utah needs more homes on the market — Congress can help
Utah cannot afford to let a home shortage slow our growth
Opinion: How are you preparing for the next big disaster?
September is National Preparedness Month, making this an ideal time for Utahns to prepare for a disaster
Opinion: Will the November elections be Déjà Vu?
Americans and Utahns will be wooed and bombarded in the next 52 days by candidates, special interest groups and super PACs.
Opinion: It’s OK to look inward, but remember there are other people out there too
Pay attention to yourself, but don’t ignore the world outside either
Opinion: Big Tech can protect kids online — now it needs to do more
Meta’s recent $18 billion national settlement with 48 states should prompt action from other tech firms and lawmakers in Congress.
Opinion: Utah is showing America how to build the next generation of energy
A surging economy requires a surging supply of electricity — reliable, affordable, secure and produced here at home
Opinion: A night outside my comfort zone reminded me what Americans still share
Go somewhere outside your normal routine and spend time with people you would otherwise never meet.