Everyone is different, and a variety of careers and educational paths ought to be considered legitimate without cutting against each other.

Although the formal protections of religious practice are retained in the federal Constitution (and every state constitution), the cultural backdrop is different today.

When government leaders center the family institution in policymaking, they focus on the core financial driver of society.

Utah banking official says that “everything we know and have learned tell us that the circumstances leading to the closure of these banks were very unique and bear little relationship to banks in Utah.”

Originally published in the Washington Examiner. As the years during and after the pandemic have demonstrated, America is rethinking education. More families are homeschooling than ever. More states are passing flexible education choice scholarships — including states...

The 2024 presidential election cycle is slowly building momentum with a new headline each day speculating on who will, or will not, announce a candidacy. As the campaigns accelerate, they will add fuel to the fire of election policy debates in the West.

What’s at the root of chronic absenteeism in schools? How should we view this current new normal in our post-pandemic world? What do we do about it now?

New HHS rule may include welcome changes for healthcare workers

U.S. law recognizes that courts should not second-guess a religious organization’s choices of spiritual leaders. An ex-teacher’s lawsuit says his firing shouldn’t have been allowed.

Utah families will now benefit from expanded education options, enhanced religious freedom protections, and more opportunities for children because of proposals Sutherland Institute actively supported during the 2023 general legislative session.