Whence cometh the conviction, in America and even more in Britain and Europe, that open borders is the only moral immigration policy? Of course, not everyone believes that, and many who do stop short of saying so. But the contrast between the rhetoric and policies of the first two decades of ...
Time will tell whether the recent ruling by Judge Dianna Gibson that all but guarantees a Democrat will win one of Utah’s four congressional districts will hold up. But if it does, it will be extremely fascinating to see what we learn about the political preferences of those living in the ...
Utah has become the testing ground for the Dignity Index, a program that rates speech on an eight-point scale — with “contempt” on one end and “dignity” on the other. The University of Utah will host the initiative at a cost to taxpayers of roughly $400,000 a year, plus $120,000 in ...
Since the creation of personal mobile devices the issue of cellphones in school has been a legitimate problem. With the recent crack-down on cellphones in schools in Utah, the question of where the line between too restricted and too lenient resides must be answered. Phones in the hands of ...
Congress is meant to represent the American public, yet it feels very disconnected from the very citizens it claims to serve. Three things we highlighted that may need some change include: term limits, insider trading and unnecessary partisan issues. First, term limits are an issue. There is ...
September 10, 2025, was filled with many emotions for the students of Utah Valley University. The shooting and loss of Charlie Kirk had many impacts, both large and small, on the community of UVU, their families, friends, and those who loved him. The moments following the incident were ...
