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We at The Utah Statesman spend a lot of time talking about access. We’re well aware of the stereotypes surrounding
To the student who voiced concern about their fellow students walking out of Congressman Rob Bishop’s presentation, First of all,
In the election cycle here in Utah, there has been a lot of talk about “taking back our public lands.”
Utah is a public lands state. It always has been and it always will be. The question then is how
The public constantly complains about government agencies, such as the TSA, but when it comes to land management the federal
With the national debt at 20 trillion dollars, it is apparent that government has become too large. Fiscal responsibility is
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The greatest threat to democracy is economic inequality. Over the past 40 years, economic inequality has been on the rise.