Contact Tracing Apps: Do People Trust Their Government?
The state of Utah recently spent $2.75 million on a contact tracing app as part of the state's efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19. However, a lot adoption rate of the app is proving the investment in the app to be quite...
The Unintended Consequences of Price Gouging Laws on Online Markets
Price gouging laws are preventing more people from having goods they need most, when they are most needed.
Poll: Utahns Overwhelmingly Support Police Reform
Across a wide range of questions, Utah voters clearly feel strongly about police reform in the beehive state.
Proposal: The Privacy Protection Act
This proposal establishes oversight to ensure government agencies can't just use whatever surveillance technologies they want, without broader input/engagement first.
Where has Utah’s Tax Reform Landed?
UPDATE: This article now reflects the final Senate Bill 2001, that was passed in special session on December 12, 2019. The following is a commentary on the tax reform proposal passed out by the Tax Restructuring and Equalization...
Medical Cannabis FAQ
You have questions about the Utah Medical Cannabis Act. Here, we have some answers.
Animal Ownership Causing Some Pet Peeves
By focusing on nuisance and safety, those with their own private property can be afforded the chance to enjoy their animals, so long as proper guidelines regarding placement and fencing are followed.
A Rebuttal to the LDS Church, Utah Medical Association, and Drug Safe Utah
The Beehive, a newly launched online newsletter, recently sent questions to various parties interested in Prop 2, including Libertas. The following rebuttal addresses answers provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day...
Meet Our New Director of Development: Catherine Hess
Help us welcome our newest member of Team Libertas!
Are Local Tax Exemptions for Businesses a Blessing or a Curse?
Tax exemptions in local development areas or agencies hurt communities more than elected officials often realize.