op-eds

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?

Jon England
| 21st Mar 2025

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School Choice Isn’t Hurting Public Schools — Their Bank Accounts Prove It

Utah’s public schools sit on billions while teachers struggle. Should education funding follow students instead? Here’s the reality.

Jon England
| 13th Feb 2025

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Policymakers Don’t Need to Reinvent the Wheel for AI

AI chatbots can be manipulated—but should regulation or innovation solve the problem? Here’s why adaptability beats bureaucracy.

Caden Rosenbaum
| 7th Feb 2025

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AI is Here to Work With Us, Not Against Us

Humanoid robots are here—discover how they could reshape industries and the future of work.

Devin McCormick
| 29th Jan 2025

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Personalized Education for All is Closer Than You Think

AI is revolutionizing education—discover how personalized learning can transform classrooms for all students.

Devin McCormick
| 13th Jan 2025

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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.

Jon England
| 2nd Jan 2025

Utah’s Public Labor Union Bill Should Be a Model for the Nation

School Choice Isn’t Hurting Public Schools — Their Bank Accounts Prove It

Policymakers Don’t Need to Reinvent the Wheel for AI

AI is Here to Work With Us, Not Against Us

Personalized Education for All is Closer Than You Think

Utah’s Bold Move: General Education Cuts

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