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Credit card debt plagues about half of American households. According to recent statistics from the Federal Reserve, the average indebted household has $15,422 in credit card debt alone. Many of these families need a get-out-of-debt plan that goes beyond just paying off the minimum balance monthly—one that puts them back on the path to financial success.
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Instead of sleeping in tents and sleeping bags, hammock enthusiasts slept under the stars strung between trees at the Utah Summer Hammock Festival in Provo, Utah, on Friday, September 9.
The unemployment rate has just fallen one-tenth of a percent, from 9 percent to 8.9 percent. Of course, it is indeed progress, and it is being celebrated in the White House as such. But the celebrations bring to mind what a wit once said: An “acceptable” level of unemployment means that the government economist to whom it is acceptable still has a job. Today, as we move into the third year of the Obama administration, we do not have anything resembling even such an “acceptable” level of unemployment. Far from it. As of this month, 14 million Americans can’t find work.
A new bill proposed in Utah today has been touted as a model for the rest of the country in compromising between religious and LGBT rights.
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Near the end of 2016, The New York Times posted 50 maps showing where certain TV shows are popular in the United States.
He may have played his last game in a BYU uniform, but men's basketball star Kyle Collinsworth is still bringing accolades to his school. Collinsworth, who recently wrapped up a stellar career as the Cougars' point guard, was honored by Governor Gary Herbert at the 5th annual State of Sports Awards.
MR says: What a fascinating story of conversion! Here are five things we can learn from Wain Myers journey from a Baptist preacher to a Mormon teacher.
Emily Bates had been dating her boyfriend for eight months as she pursued graduate school and a career in medicine. He was a good Mormon boy, she was a good Mormon girl, and things were going well. But one night he told her he couldn’t marry her.
Elder D. Todd Christofferson recently returned from a historic trip to the Pacific. While visiting the Solomon Islands (the first apostle to do so since 1987) he met with Prime Minister Sogavare, who told Elder Christofferson he had read James E. Talmage's Church classic Jesus the Christ and had been so impressed, he read it a second time. Learn more about this incredible visit below:
Did you know early Mormon women often worked outside of the home, even at the request of Church leaders? In fact, the first female mayor and all-woman city council were LDS women elected in Kanab, Utah.