Opinion: How to reach the pursuit of happiness
Our country was founded on the principles that all men have the inalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Opinion: A passive-aggressive culture hurts us more than we think
But there’s good news: Passive aggression is a learned behavior, which means it can be unlearned
Opinion: The Supreme Court and the Federal Reserve
History provides confirmation of the importance of the political independence of the Federal Reserve.
Opinion: Family leisure is worth more than a mega venue
Each time I go to Provo Canyon, I believe more and more that calling our state “bea-UTAH-ful” is an understatement.
Opinion: Is AI the political “Death Star?”
Speaker Mike Schultz and many insiders attribute former Utah Senate President Stuart Adams’ loss to controversy surrounding the proposed data center
Opinion: Alan Greenspan — earning trust in turbulent times
Alan Greenspan’s ability to transcend political boundaries and work across institutions, is a legacy worth remembering and worthy of emulation.
Opinion: Prediction markets undermine Utah’s gambling laws
These platforms claim they are not subject to the laws and oversight that reflect Utah’s values.
Opinion: The founding fathers audited the Crown through the Declaration of Independence
Auditors look at a system, ask questions about accountability, demand transparency, look where control is being abused and require evidence to make a claim
Opinion: American energy is the backbone of national progress and prosperity
American energy has fueled victory in wartime, prosperity in peacetime, and innovation at every turn.
Opinion: The Declaration of Independence set the stage for religious freedom
During America 250 it’s worth taking a few minutes to reflect on what the Declaration of Independence has meant for freedom of religion