By: Senator John Curtis (R-UT) It has been said that when the sea is calm, the sun is out and the breeze is light, every boat on the water has a great captain. But when the sea is stormy, the night is dark and the wind is howling, you discover if your captain can truly…

By Manzanita Miller, Americans for Limited Government We know by now that young voters shifted significantly toward the right in 2024, a non-surprise to anyone who has been paying attention to the rising cost of living, scarcity of jobs, porous border and the Democrats’ reluctance to put the American people first. Estimates show that young…

By Robert Romano, Americans for Limited Government Within hours of President Donald Trump’s threat to levy a 25 percent tariff, impose a travel ban on all Colombians including government officials and enhanced inspections on all Colombian goods shipped to the U.S. after two repatriation flights of deportees on military planes were not allowed to land,…

By: Senator John Curtis (R-UT) The Hill January 21, 2025   Illegal immigration and border security are once again in the headlines as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office. The American people are tired of dealing with a broken immigration system and an equally broken Congress unwilling to fix it. The November election reflects…

By Casey O. Anderson, For Iron County Today   On August 20th, 2024 Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes, with the support of Governor Spencer Cox and the Utah Legislature, filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against the federal government. The case challenges the constitutionality of federal control over 18.5 million acres of “unappropriated” land in Utah. These…

By May Hunter, For Iron County Today It’s cold, it’s dark and dreary. The winter festivities have calmed down and now it’s time to wait out the worst of the winter season. It’s easy to be down about the weather, after all, it can look positively miserable outside, but this attitude only makes the beginning…

One of the most important contrasts in modern culture is the distinction between the masses and the remnant. And the distinction between these two groups always comes down to a willingness to seek the truth. Albert J. Nock, in his 1936 essay Isaiah’s Job explains the difference like this: “The Remnant are those who by force of…