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Provo ranked the most ‘flirty’ city in U.S.

A new study by Flirt.com shows that Provo may not only be one of the most conservative cities in the United States, but also the most “flirty.” Flirt.com sought to discover whether liberals or conservatives flirt more by tracking activity on dating websites. The website analyzed the top 25 liberal cities and the top 25 conservative cities in the country with a population of at least 100,000, based on the Bay Area Center for Voting Research, and gave each a score of up to 100 on a “flirtation index.” While more politically liberal cities were expected to be more active on dating websites, instead they discovered that the more conservative a city is, the more flirtatious it is.

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When an Archaeological Discovery Disproved Some Critics of Mormonism + What Swords in the Book of Mormon Were Like

Many early critics of the Book of Mormon insisted that the book was inaccurate because there was no way the sword of Laban could be made of steel. That was, until a surprising archeological discovery was made 30 years ago. Matthew Roper, a research associate at the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship at BYU, discussed this at the FairMormon Conference and told more about what swords in the Book of Mormon were really like.

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'Meet the Mormons' Now Streaming on Netflix

In February, the Church promised that the new documentary Meet the Mormons would be coming to Netflix sometime "later this year."

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Trump's Transition to President & the Role LDS Politician Mike Leavitt Is Playing

As the country prepares for a new president, many LDS politicians are helping with the transition.

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First Presidency Issues Important Statement Following the Election

Following the presidential election, the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles released the following statement on November 9, 2016, on Mormon Newsroom:

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Broadway and “Phantom of the Opera” star on how he joined the Church + shares his faith

Quentin Oliver Lee never expected his side job of singing in the subway would ever generate anything more than a little grocery money. Little did he know that experience would propel him into a career on Broadway and stages across the world.

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Find Out the Place Where Tyler Haws + Other BYU Athletes Found Their Eternal Companions

Shea Martinez was not impressed.

Dave Says: How to Manage Your Budget

By Dave Ramsey

Dear Dave,

Hawaii Mother of the Year Extends Love Outside the Home Too

LAIE, HAWAII -- Penny Toilolo is an active member of the Church in Hawaii, a professional dancer, and a mother of six children ranging in age from 1 to 11. She spends four hours a day volunteering at the elementary school, actively supports the high school football team, and occasionally takes her dance team to competitions in both Hawaii and Utah. Friends jokingly called her the “mother of the year.” They were not surprised when she actually won the award.

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New Webinar Teaches Techniques for Protecting Your Family Against Pornography

By The Counterfeit (Sponsored)

As Utah Governor Gary Herbert declared pornography a public health crisis and signed a resolution that calls for increased education, prevention, and research to combat pornography—The Counterfeit.org has responded with an online webinar that teaches why a simple music download can lead to pornography and why kids do not need money or credit cards to acquire pornography. Vital information and solutions will be presented from a forensic expert that is a court appointed witness in the fight against this plague. You will learn how to detect, stop, and prevent pornography. This will be never-before-seen information, from the front lines of computer forensics, data recovery, and court cases involving pornography.