Libertas Utah Articles

Doomsday AI job predictions keep missing while unemployment holds steady. Why Utah lawmakers should champion innovation over speculative fear.
Utah pays $78,585 per prisoner yearly. There's free option with proven results, but no way there for someone serving a prison sentence.
The federal minimum wage is largely irrelevant in 2026—market wages sit far above it, and high wage floors tend to cut hiring for the least-skilled.
The Military Crosswalk Act creates a structured process for reviewing military education, training, and experience against existing licensing requirements.
When Adobe broke ground in Lehi in 2009, it sent a clear signal to the rest of the nation: Utah was open for business.
The GUARD Act would ban AI for teens instead of trusting parents to guide them. You can't build a wondrous future on a foundation of fear.

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