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Decorated US Marine, Served In Iraq: All About Thomas Sanford, Michigan Church Shooter
The man, who crashed his vehicle through the front doors of a Mormon church in Michigan on Sunday and opened fire on the congregation, has been identified by police as a 40-year-old man from the nearby town of Burton.
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4 Killed, 8 Injured In Shooting At Mormon Church In Michigan, Police Say Shooter Is Down
A gunman opened fire inside a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints chapel in Michigan during a Sunday service and set the building ablaze, killing at least four people and injuring eight others. Police shot and killed the suspect.
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Mother Of Missing US Teen Says He's Linked To Jesus' Return, Faces Charges
Criminal charges have been filed against the mother and uncle of Arizona teenager Blaze Thibaudeau.
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"Sounds Like It's Raining": Millions Of Crickets Invade US Town, Block Roads
Invaders have taken over parts of the US state of Nevada -- but they're not body-snatchers or aliens; they're crickets. Millions of Mormon crickets are swarming the town of Elko, covering roads and houses -- even blocking hospital access.
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Trump Urges "War" On Mexico Cartels After Americans Killed In Ambush
President Donald Trump urged Mexico Tuesday to "wage war," with US help, on the drug cartels believed to have ambushed a group of American Mormons in northern Mexico, killing nine women and children.
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Doctor Who Drugged Wife, Left Her To Die In Bathtub, Found Dead In Prison
In the months before he murdered his wife, Martin Joseph MacNeill told family, his church and friends in Pleasant Grove, Utah, that he was dying from cancer. The doctor, a former Mormon bishop with eight children and a law degree, then rearranged his finances and took trips, ostensibly for medical care.
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In Utah Speech, The Dalai Lama Says Actions Spread Compassion
Dalai Lama delivered his message of peace and compassion on Tuesday to thousands of people during a visit to Utah that included a luncheon with the governor and a planned meeting with senior Mormon leaders.
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Utah Legislators Back Plan To Declare Porn A Health Crisis
A state senator in the predominantly Mormon state of Utah wants to declare pornography a public health crisis, echoing an argument made by many conservative religious groups as porn becomes more accessible on smartphones and tablets.
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Utah Gays, Mormons Agree On LGBT Anti-Discrimination Law
New legislation to protect gays went into effect from Thursday in Utah, after approval of a compromise bill backed by the state's homosexual community and religious advocates, including its powerful Mormon bloc.
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Mormon Founder Joseph Smith Had as Many as 40 Wives
The founder of Mormonism, which for decades allowed polygamy, had as many as 40 wives including one who was only 14, the US-based church has acknowledged.
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Decorated US Marine, Served In Iraq: All About Thomas Sanford, Michigan Church Shooter
The man, who crashed his vehicle through the front doors of a Mormon church in Michigan on Sunday and opened fire on the congregation, has been identified by police as a 40-year-old man from the nearby town of Burton.
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4 Killed, 8 Injured In Shooting At Mormon Church In Michigan, Police Say Shooter Is Down
A gunman opened fire inside a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints chapel in Michigan during a Sunday service and set the building ablaze, killing at least four people and injuring eight others. Police shot and killed the suspect.
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Mother Of Missing US Teen Says He's Linked To Jesus' Return, Faces Charges
Criminal charges have been filed against the mother and uncle of Arizona teenager Blaze Thibaudeau.
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"Sounds Like It's Raining": Millions Of Crickets Invade US Town, Block Roads
Invaders have taken over parts of the US state of Nevada -- but they're not body-snatchers or aliens; they're crickets. Millions of Mormon crickets are swarming the town of Elko, covering roads and houses -- even blocking hospital access.
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Trump Urges "War" On Mexico Cartels After Americans Killed In Ambush
President Donald Trump urged Mexico Tuesday to "wage war," with US help, on the drug cartels believed to have ambushed a group of American Mormons in northern Mexico, killing nine women and children.
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Doctor Who Drugged Wife, Left Her To Die In Bathtub, Found Dead In Prison
In the months before he murdered his wife, Martin Joseph MacNeill told family, his church and friends in Pleasant Grove, Utah, that he was dying from cancer. The doctor, a former Mormon bishop with eight children and a law degree, then rearranged his finances and took trips, ostensibly for medical care.
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In Utah Speech, The Dalai Lama Says Actions Spread Compassion
Dalai Lama delivered his message of peace and compassion on Tuesday to thousands of people during a visit to Utah that included a luncheon with the governor and a planned meeting with senior Mormon leaders.
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Utah Legislators Back Plan To Declare Porn A Health Crisis
A state senator in the predominantly Mormon state of Utah wants to declare pornography a public health crisis, echoing an argument made by many conservative religious groups as porn becomes more accessible on smartphones and tablets.
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Utah Gays, Mormons Agree On LGBT Anti-Discrimination Law
New legislation to protect gays went into effect from Thursday in Utah, after approval of a compromise bill backed by the state's homosexual community and religious advocates, including its powerful Mormon bloc.
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Mormon Founder Joseph Smith Had as Many as 40 Wives
The founder of Mormonism, which for decades allowed polygamy, had as many as 40 wives including one who was only 14, the US-based church has acknowledged.
