The Real Reason Mormons Don't Want To Be Called Mormons Anymore
Ninety-six-year old President Russell M. Nelson said, "It's not Mormon's church, it's not Moses's church, it's Jesus Christ's."
Read MoreNinety-six-year old President Russell M. Nelson said, "It's not Mormon's church, it's not Moses's church, it's Jesus Christ's."
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Read MoreUtah Jazz shooting guard Donovan Mitchell has truly had a phenomenal career filled with achievements, and he doesn't appear to be slowing down anytime soon.
Read MoreFor many, the word "hearse" might evoke a pretty drab, morose image: a long, black, old-Cadillac-like, station-wagon-looking thing with an enormous back end.
Read MoreHistory, legend, and fiction are full of famous swords and their wielders. But there is an actual sword that's larger than life, the Norimitsu Odachi.
Read MoreThe NFL announced that they hired their first Black female referee on March 5. Here's what you need to know about Maia Chaka.
Read MoreThe CDC has been helping people prep for flesh-eating zombies since 2011 — and interestingly, the guide was last reviewed and updated in late February, 2021.
Read MoreIn 1783, when Iceland's Laki volcano began to erupt, it spewed forth toxic gases and produced lava flows that threatened to overtake entire villages.
Read MoreBut where to find all these installments of American cultural history? Let's take a look and find out where you can watch every season of Ink Master online.
Read MoreBorn in Torquay, England, in 1890, Agatha Christie is a best-selling novelist of all time, and perhaps one of the most prolific.
Read More'Murder among the Mormons' looks at the 1985 Salt Lake City bombings and the possible connection with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Read MoreIf you've caught the season finale of WandaVision, you may be wondering what, exactly, is the Ship of Theseus?
Read MoreThe title of "most powerful" secret society might have to go to the Knights Templar. During the Crusades, they were an arm of the pope and had lots of wealth.
Read MoreJames Harden has had a storied career in basketball. He's one of the league's top scorers, regularly makes it to the All-Star team, and has been the NBA's MVP.
Read MorePeople have heard of the Lewis and Clark expedition, but not the man named York. Here's the untold truth of the slave who helped the Lewis and Clark expedition.
Read MoreThe true story of World War II's code talkers is a tale about information and war and how a complex Native American language birthed an unbreakable code.
Read MoreShane O'Neill was the first winner of Ink Master during the show's premiere season in 2012. What's he up to these days?
Read MoreAs for his overall numbers, LeBron James leads all current active players in scoring and is the only player in NBA history with over than 9,000 career points.
Read MoreHow did Joe Rogan make it through seven seasons of standing next to people gagging up stuff that should never have gone near a human mouth in the first place?
Read MoreIn the 1930s, Universal Studios was known for its horror films. The Bride of Frankenstein is regarded as the greatest of all the Universal monster movies.
Read MorePaul George has played for three teams in the NBA since he was drafted in 2010. He began his professional career with the Indiana Pacers.
Read MoreOne man interviewed in Murder Among the Mormons, Shannon Flynn, was a friend of Mark Hofmann's. Where is he now?
Read MoreDespite keeping their composure most of the time, game show hosts are people too, and sometimes they can't help but react when contestants get out of hand.
Read MoreMark Hofmann was a prolific forger who used his skill at faking documents to exploit the beliefs of the Church of the Latter-Day Saints. Where is he now?
Read MoreArt can come from unexpected places — the funny, the terrifying, the banal. And in some cases, the gruesome.
Read MoreIt's no surprise that these long-tailed rodents have such a uniquely disturbing place in the history of torture.
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