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Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah is throwing the first ever Ball at the Mall on New Year’s Eve at Red Cliffs Mall in St. George.

Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah hosts Ball at the Mall

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2018

Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah hosts Ball at the Mall By Lil Barron Join us for a New Year’s Eve to remember! Habitat for Humanity...

Criminal justice reform will lead to an improved workforce participation rate, a higher quality workforce, a higher quality of life, and safer communities.

People with disabilities benefit as criminal justice reform passes Senate

Guest Contributor - December 20, 2018

People with disabilities benefit as criminal justice reform passes Senate By Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi As Congress advances our national dialogue on criminal justice reform, it is...

If they were actually interested in keeping the earth green, environmentalists would be championing the EPA's methane rollback proposal, not protesting it.

EPA’s methane “rollback” will actually help the environment

Guest Contributor - December 17, 2018

EPA's methane "rollback" will actually help the environment By Drew Johnson When the Environmental Protection Agency issued a methane "rollback" proposal last month to ease Obama-era...

The International Price Index won't stop bad trade agreements, protect Medicare, encourage lifesaving medical innovations, or unleash free market forces.

The International Price Index would be terrible for health care

Guest Contributor - December 14, 2018

The International Price Index would be terrible for health care By Sara Croom During his campaign, President Trump promised to put a stop to bad trade...

Medicare price controls might save the government some money, but it would make it harder for patients to get medicines they need.

Medicare price controls would harm patients and workers

Guest Contributor - December 12, 2018

Medicare price controls would harm patients and workers By Wayne Winegarden Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar just released a sweeping proposal that would drastically...

An unspectacular Bureau of Labor Statistics November jobs report casts doubt on the health of the job market in 2019.

Lackluster November jobs report bodes poorly for 2019

Joe Guzzardi - December 11, 2018

Lackluster November jobs report bodes poorly for 2019 An unspectacular Bureau of Labor Statistics November jobs report casts doubt on the health of the job...

The American Society of Civil Engineers' most recent report card gave the overall condition of America’s transportation infrastructure a D+.

A wake-up call for investment in America’s transportation infrastructure

Guest Contributor - December 11, 2018

A wake-up call for investment in America’s transportation infrastructure By Paul P. Skoutelas Recently, the world learned yet again that inadequate investment in infrastructure — roads,...

As long as global warming from greenhouse gases remains a significant threat, the nation will benefit immeasurably from nuclear energy plants.

A nuclear bridge to the 22nd Century

Guest Contributor - December 5, 2018

A nuclear bridge to the 22nd Century By James Munson and Cory Franklin The Congressionally mandated National Climate Assessment released recently by a team of U.S....

Congress should let electric vehicle subsidies phase out as scheduled, and President Trump should force their hand by making clear he will not sign any bill that increases or eliminates the cap.

What Trump should do about electric vehicle subsidies

Guest Contributor - December 4, 2018

What Trump should do about electric vehicle subsidies By Phil Kerpen President Trump recently tweeted that he wanted to end subsidies for General Motors "including for...

Some of America's trading partners in Latin America are disregarding legal protections for intellectual property and allowing firms to steal American innovators' ideas.

Latin America is ripping off U.S. manufacturers

Guest Contributor - December 4, 2018

Latin America is ripping off U.S. manufacturers By Ryan Ong When people think of American manufacturing, they envision huge factories churning out vehicles and planes. But there's...

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