Libertas Utah Articles

Are there really over a million students missing? Following the school closures, 1.3 million students in fact did not return to public schools. But they didn’t move to charter or private schools either. So, what's really going on here?
The topic of pardons can be controversial. Advocates like Governor Brown call them a “chance to save lives.” However, granting one individual the power to override a lawful conviction leaves that power subject to abuse.
In addition to the federal, state, and county elections that took place last November, many voters in Utah voted on various ballot propositions. Spoiler alert — most taxes are increasing.
Before the world was flipped upside down by the pandemic response, Madhu was an assistant manager. But she, like countless others, was furloughed and eventually forced to seek out a new job. This is what eventually led her into working full time in the ride-sharing economy. 
Bill to place rules on how police can seek digital warrants is something other states should copy.

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