When the history is written, one of the primary questions with which historians will struggle will be: How was it that the American electorate chose to reelect to the presidency a man that committed treason against the United States? Except for the Civil War period, we have seen very few ...

Although this is Black History Month, it will not be observed by federal agencies under the current administration. Sadly, but not coincidentally, this is consistent with Black history in America. Throughout our past, progress in equality has routinely been met with white resentment and ...

Utah is not exempt from a nationwide trend. Rising health care costs have crippled small businesses and working families. The crisis demands systemic change; on this, most Republicans and Democrats agree. And yet, special interest groups refuse to read the room, shamelessly pushing for ...

Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, made a name for himself, in part, by reintroducing diverse perspectives to college campuses nationwide. His efforts sparked important debates about higher education. With approximately 180,000 followers on Twitter and direct influence with President ...

The monsters running through the labyrinth portrayed on the cellphone screen of the man sitting next to me were amazingly realistic — so much that my eyes kept focusing on the soundless drama playing out on his phone as he pursued them.  Silently, he relentlessly chased them through a maze ...

Recently, Wendell Potter, a former health insurance executive who left the industry in 2008 and now advocates for a government-run health care system, made waves in Utah media. Since departing from the industry, Mr. Potter has been a “Johnny One-Note,” insisting that the government should ...