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Pew Study Examines Religious Affiliation of U.S. Immigrants

The geographic origins of new legal permanent residents in the United States have shifted markedly during the past two decades, according to a new Pew Research Center analysis of U.S. government data on immigration.

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The Church’s Position on Gays in the Boy Scouts

Why would the Church not support the BSA decision to allow gay young men in the program? After all, a young man can be gay and pass the sacrament, so why should his sexual orientation keep him from obtaining a merit badge?

By Erin Ann McBride
Pew Study: The Mormon Moment is Over

The Pew Forum has released the results of two new studies regarding Mormonism and the American public.

Gallup Study: 7 in 10 Americans Are Very or Moderately Religious

Out of all the religious denominations included, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints emerged as the most religious of any specific religious group in America. Jews were found to be the least religious.

Presidential Candidate Yeah Samake and Drinking Water in Mali

A visit by the campaign team to the villages raises concerns about available drinking water.

By Marissa Coutinho Samake
The Mormon Moment Isn't Political. It is Personal.

Is the last justifiable form of bigotry is to openly hate, lie about, and mock Mormons?

By Erin Ann McBride
Opinion: Football, Showboating, and Tim Tebow

If a quarterback prays after a successful play, what does he say?

By Gary C. Lawrence
Opinion: Alliances, Interests and the ‘Big Stick’

We need to be wary of “entangling alliances” that ensnare us in the intrigues of other nations.

By Larry L. Eastland, Ph. D.
Global Warming and Those Who Love and Make a Lie

Greedy climate scientists know the weakness of their position, but choose to cover it up so they can take more money from taxpayers.

By Gary C. Lawrence
BYU Polar Bear Research

Working with Polar Bears International, Brigham Young University Professor of Wildlife Sciences Tom Smith and his students are engaged in a multiyear study to monitor maternal polar bear den sites in Alaska and to determine how climate change is impacting

By BYU Media Relations