What Does Work Have to do with Healthcare Anyway?
This op-ed originally appeared in American Habits on December 2, 2024. If you’re a healthy working-age adult in the United States, you typically need a health insurance plan to afford seeing a doctor. To afford a health...
Utah’s Operation Gigawatt Should be a Blueprint for the Country
Investing in nuclear energy is the key to unlocking the full potential of AI, an abundance of clean and reliable power and a wave of economic growth.
Utah is Getting a New City and Town
Utah is getting two new cities. What does this process entail, and what does it mean for the residents and Utahns in general?
Why Adversarial AI Laws Are the Wrong Move for America
If states are serious about capitalizing on the AI revolution, they must do more than avoid bad policy – they must build a foundation that welcomes innovation.
Trump Won: Now End Fed Ed
Ending the Department of Education gives kids a chance to succeed by putting power back where it belongs - with parents.
California’s Rejection of Rent Control – A Cautionary Tale for Utah
By focusing on expanding housing supply and fostering a supportive environment for builders and renters alike, Utah can keep moving in the right direction.