There would be no United States without the pursuit of religious freedom.

The Founders wanted voters to be able to create change, but they also wanted the process to be hard enough to avoid sudden change created during fits of passion.

The framers of the Constitution tried to enshrine the principle of the rule of law, because temptations to circumvent the law are hard to confine to only one circumstance. Even noble exceptions can be used by bad actors to inflict serious harm on others.

Junior Achievement is a nonprofit that aims to help elementary and secondary students – in traditional or nontraditional school settings – learn principles of finance, economics and entrepreneurship.

Child care is frequently at the center of family policy debates in Washington, D.C., and in state capitals across the country.

An obvious feature of the U.S. Constitution – the fact that it is written – provides significant benefits to citizens.

As Utah diversifies its K-12 education programs with choices, we should take note that the state’s colleges and universities are doing the same.

Some institutions of postsecondary schooling – like UVU and BYU-Pathway Worldwide – are already making strides in reducing the cost to acquire employable skills.

Religious differences can actually lead to bridges of cooperation to solve some of our biggest challenges, and that faith has an important role in public life.

Children in married families do better in school and in life. State agencies can do a better job of tracking these metrics.