op-eds

Gen Z’s New Path: Skip College

Gen Z doesn’t need to follow the same outdated formula. They need options, freedom and the chance to pursue careers that don’t come with a financial anchor.

Jon England
| 29th Oct 2024

Op-Eds

Utah Cities Should Legalize Backyard Cottages

Given Utah’s growing demand and high housing costs, it is crucial for policymakers to reduce the regulations surrounding backyard cottage construction.

Lee Sands
| 28th Oct 2024

Op-Eds

NIMBYism is an Obstacle to Affordable Housing

If we want to ensure future generations can live close to family and maintain the strong social ties that Utah is known for, we must embrace a wider variety of housing types.

John Yelland
| 23rd Oct 2024

Op-Eds

Are Police Dogs the Right Move for Utah Schools?

Introducing something like gun-sniffing dogs into schools may seem like a nice solution. But there are other things that a school can do that don’t involve violating a student’s right to privacy.

Jon England
| 1st Oct 2024

Op-Eds

Let’s Rethink Chicken Ownership in Cities

From a liberty standpoint, owning chickens is not much different from owning cats or dogs. Animal ownership comes with responsibilities such as feeding, sheltering and maintaining sanitary conditions.

Lee Sands
| 11th Sep 2024

Op-Eds, Privacy

Geofence Warrants: The Modern-Day General Warrant

In an era where digital surveillance is becoming increasingly pervasive, the Fifth Circuit’s decision is a crucial step in the right direction.

David Iglesias
| 10th Sep 2024

Gen Z’s New Path: Skip College

Utah Cities Should Legalize Backyard Cottages

NIMBYism is an Obstacle to Affordable Housing

Are Police Dogs the Right Move for Utah Schools?

Let’s Rethink Chicken Ownership in Cities

Geofence Warrants: The Modern-Day General Warrant

Help us Nail and Scale Policies to Reduce Government Control