In my circles and in the landscape of education, I hear all too frequently a phrasing about the “industry of education,” or “in our industry,” leading into more talk about the nature of teaching and learning from early childhood through the university systems. To be fair, I know that ...

I didn't leave my political party; my party left me. Both of them. I've been a Democrat, and I've been a Republican. What I am now doesn't matter. The point is that a lot of American voters feel perpetually frustrated by the choices they find on the November ballot. The Democratic or ...

The puzzling day comes into every parent’s life when your children become your parents. In an eerie moment we look back to check on them and they’re no longer there. Then we look forward and there they are, outperforming us, outthinking us, and sometimes reaching back to help us move safely ...

This is not another opinion article about Lindsay Clancy. Well, not really. I'm not qualified to discuss the woman's actions or the validity of her insanity defense in a murder trial for several million reasons at least. I've learned over the last few weeks that I'm one of the 10 people ...

LAYTON — Fifty years ago, I wrote a story about Jim McMahon when he played football at Roy High. I mentioned something about a “golden-armed quarterback,” trying to point out his proficiency with the pigskin. McMahon followed the traditional path at the time: local kid gets scholarship ...

Article 1 of the constitution explains the responsibilities of Congress. They are 1) Enacting Laws: Congress has the authority to create and pass legislation that affects the nation. 2) Declaring War: Only Congress can declare war, ensuring that military actions are subject to legislative ...