Matthew Sanders
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Matthew Sanders studied economics at Brigham Young University and business and political economy at Harvard University. He is a General Manager at Deseret Digital Media where he oversees Deseret Connect and Deseret News Service.

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My wife giving birth? Majesty. Placing that tiny baby girl in my arms? Life changing. The coolest thing I've ever done? Fatherhood.
World War II produced a generation of heroes who sacrificed themselves for freedom. In an age of social decay and failing families we need new heroes committed to self-governance and the rearing and building of...
America's trust in key public and private institutions has been sliding steeply for the past 20 years. The latest IRS, justice department and Benghazi scandals raging in Washington follow years of declining fai...
While the Utah Common Core aims are admirably ambitious, the outcomes so far don't seem to make the grade. Without compelling evidence or data protection assurance, the nationally driven program needs a local r...
In a gloomy moment overlooking Ground Zero, I watched Lady Margaret Thatcher solemnly stand in bright contrast to the horrific testament to terror below. It almost seemed she was standing in defiance forces tha...
The gay marriage debate conjures pain from every conceivable corner and tugs at the heart of humanity. Why? It involves competing feelings and belief about love, faith and family.
Passover and Easter remind believers of deliverance from oppression and personal failings. As a nation, they should also remind us to protect the key role religious freedom plays in the development of private v...
The nation's economy has long relied on an optimistic, intrepid bunch of business explorers willing to risk time, treasure and mental health on some new idea. We call them entrepreneurs and the businesses they ...
Every year, we depend on optimistic, gritty bunch of business explorers willing to risk time, treasure and mental health on some new idea. They are often the source of our most important innovations. But why ha...
The Atlantic's article calling DC Comic's new Superman writer Orson Scott Card a bigot and fascist is wrong. Why? They use dangerous labels to shout down free and religious expression.