Unbeknownst to many of its members, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints enjoyed significant political diversity throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, with a relatively even distribution of members across major political parties. With the rise of FDR’s welfare state during ...
At last Tuesday’s Orem City Council meeting, council member Terry Peterson questioned his obligation to certify the recent Orem City election results. After receiving clarification from: Orem City Recorder Teresa McKitrick (acting in her role as an election official): “All you’re ...
Utah’s middle- and low-income citizens bear a disproportionate share of the cost to fund Utah’s roads. With the recent surge in hybrid and electric vehicles in the car market, the current road funding legislation is outdated. Historically, our primary source of revenue for funding ...
Real estate development and construction financing are some of the most risk-heavy industries in America. Risks related to budgets, schedules, regulations and more can spell financial ruin, even for well-run firms. As a developer and financier of charter schools across the country, one of the ...
My parents spent three weeks choosing a car for their large family. They spent three years buying land, designing their home and having it built for us. Yet my public school education was not even a question for them. Six of my siblings and I went to public school from kindergarten through ...
Inflation permeates every aspect of American life, from skyrocketing rents to mortgage rates and the price of gas going under $4 per gallon becoming laughable. According to Axios research conducted in 2022, the national average salary increase required to purchase a home in America is 88%. You ...
