Utah

When nearly 9,000 workers walked off the job in Philadelphia, the city didn’t just stink of garbage — it reeked of a system where taxpayers have no escape.
States like Utah and Colorado are quietly rewriting the rulebook on how workers can survive—and thrive—in the age of AI and automation.
Could it be that a new federal school choice program, which looks like a win for parents, is actually a Trojan horse for more federal control over education?
Could a Utah rail case unlock the future of nuclear energy across America? — A Supreme Court ruling just changed the game.
Utah isn’t the next Silicon Valley — it’s something bolder: a pro-innovation frontier where startups thrive without the coastal red tape.
Why are Utah families paying $1,000 more each month just to buy a new home—and what outdated policy is to blame?

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