Utah’s Public Labor Union Bill Should Be a Model for the Nation
Utah just banned public-sector unions from collective bargaining—saving taxpayers money and restoring fairness. Should other states follow?
School Choice Isn’t Hurting Public Schools — Their Bank Accounts Prove It
For years, we’ve been told that school choice policies defund public schools. Yet, Utah’s school districts have at least $4.5 billion sitting in investment accounts — with even more stashed away in other savings.
Policymakers Don’t Need to Reinvent the Wheel for AI
Today, just like in the early internet days, the best approach to address emerging issues in AI, like data manipulation, data poisoning and deepfakes, should be approached not with a regulation-first mindset, but an...
AI is Here to Work With Us, Not Against Us
Viewing humanoid robots as a threat is just as detrimental to progress and development as considering AI itself dangerous.
Personalized Education for All is Closer Than You Think
States like Utah are showing how to lead responsibly while reimagining what education can be. Other states could join Utah in its efforts to educate students at the cutting edge of innovation.
Utah’s Bold Move: General Education Cuts
General education classes have long been seen as little more than a checklist. As one student commented online, these courses often feel like a waste of time that could be spent honing their skills and focusing on their major.