Devin Oldroyd
Teaching kids to read shouldn’t be a partisan issue, former teacher says
Reading skill and comprehension is down and illiteracy is up in the United States and across the world. Part of the problem is that teaching kids to read has become a partisan issue.2 years ago
Mariah Maynes
Sides are for partisans, positions are for citizens, expert says
Thinking in terms of position instead of choosing a side can lead to a shift in mindset when considering important issues, according to William Deresiewicz, an author, critic, and essayist.2 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Beyond politics and toward hope after Hamas attack on Israel
Many communities are feeling the impact of the Hamas attack on Israel. Beyond the politics, many people are left mourning the loss & tragedy.2 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Becoming civic-minded with “America’s Government Teacher” Sharon McMahon
Known as "America’s Government Teacher," Sharon McMahon has made it her mission to fight misinformation by sharing facts.2 years ago
Derrick Jones
Paul Ryan’s take on American institutional challenges
Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan spoke with students at Utah Valley University about moral relativism and other challenges2 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Braver Angels: Creating better conversations to combat polarization
Braver Angels is an organization working to address political division. Two individuals with Braver angels explain how it does this.2 years ago
Boyd Matheson
The Quest for Peace: The difference between peacemaking and peacekeeping
With derisive rhetoric dominating the debate, it seems that the pathway to peace has been blocked, broken, or completely erased.2 years ago
Mark Jones
Hope fading as government shutdown deadline approaches
A last-second continuing resolution failed Friday in the U.S House of Representatives. The bill would have given lawmakers an extra 30 days to avoid a government shutdown.2 years ago
Mariah Maynes
Open-source software as community builder
Open-source software puts control in the user's hands. One expert explained the benefits to Inside Sources.2 years ago
Mark Jones
Utah’s citizen legislature is an advantage, not a burden
A citizen legislature, claims Sen. Lincoln Fillmore of South Jordan, assures more contact with constituents.2 years ago
Mariah Maynes
Gen Z does not trust institutions, poll finds
A Gallup poll revealed that Gen Zers lack trust in institutions. One expert explains how leadership can regain it.2 years ago
Mark Jones
Breaking down President Trump’s decision to skip second GOP debate
Former President Donald Trump will skip next week's GOP presidential debate in California. Instead, he plans to visit Michigan and visit with workers there.2 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
How does the UAW strike affect auto industry and President Biden?
As the UAW strike continues, Seth Harris, who served as President Biden's top labor policy advisor, tells KSL NewsRadio what he knows.2 years ago
Derrick Jones
What Works Caucus: improving government effectiveness
Two members of Congress are working on the What Works Caucus, an initiative that focuses on improving government effectiveness.2 years ago
Boyd Matheson
Matheson: What Mitt Romney got right and most in power miss
Mitt Romney choosing not to seek reelection is a great lesson in the fallacy of the irreplaceable. Here's what we can learn.2 years ago
Mark Jones
Lee says reforming Antiquities Act will end uncertainty around national monuments
Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, shares with KSL NewsRadio a piece of legislation that would reform the Antiquities Act that would help solve uncertainties around national monuments.2 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Before you attack the Supreme Court, understand its role
The Supreme Court has faced more and more criticism over recent years. Public trust in the court is the lowest it's been in generations.2 years ago
Sam Herrera
Rep. Chris Stewart’s final farewell to Congress
His resignation takes effect on Friday, ending a decade of serving in the U.S. House.2 years ago
Mariah Maynes
What does abolishing the U.S. Dept. of Education mean? Expert weighs in
One expert said that candidates need to focus more on finding solutions for education than simply abolishing the Department of Education.2 years ago
Mark Jones
The story behind the 9/11 National Day of Service
The 9/11 National Day of Service continues to grow, according to co-founder David Paine. And it's expected to be even bigger in 2023.2 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly on inflation and the Fed’s job
Everything seems to be more expensive and more inflation numbers seem to come out every day. However, for the Fed, it's all about data.2 years ago
Mariah Maynes
Suicide Prevention Month: breaking stigmas and helping those who are struggling
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. A mental health advocate provided some tips for destigmatizing mental health and helping those who are struggling.2 years ago
Mark Jones
GOP presidential candidates vying for support in South Carolina
GOP presidential candidates were recently in South Carolina vying for support among voters.2 years ago
