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When Randy Weaver pressed his lawsuit against the United States government for the wrongful death of Weaver's wife and son, the attorney representing Weaver pretty much despised everything that Randy Weaver stood for.

Four of the 25 wives of fundamentalist Mormon leader Winston Blackmore of Bountiful, B.C., were just 15 when they were bound to him in spiritual marriages, says an affidavit filed Tuesday in his polygamy case.

The heifers are gone -- and that has put a snag in a key element of a proposal aimed at settling disputes involving a property trust once controlled by a polygamous sect.

It's called "bleeding the beast" -- a term used by avowed polygamists to describe taking money from government.

Christopher Smart's "Blanding residents outraged" illustrated the extent of anti-federal government sentiment in southern Utah.

The Utah attorney general s office has proposed a settlement to end a four-year dispute over US$100 million in land in Utah, Arizona and Canada once held by a polygamous sect and its leader, Warren Jeffs.

Sexual abuse, coercion and pain. That's how a former member of the FLDS Polygamist group describes her life there before she fled her family and her faith.

A former member of the F.L.D.S. cult polygamist group shares her story at a Tyler book signing.

The key witness in the 2007 criminal trial of polygamous church leader Warren Jeffs is offering to settle the multimillion dollar lawsuit she filed against a communal church trust.

Books YAHOO! Books Former FLDS member to describe polygamy, abuse By Brian Bethel Monday, June 8, 2009 Book signing "Church of Lies" by Paul T. Brown and Flora Jessop Date: Wednesday Where: Hastings Books, Music & Video, 4709 S. 14th St.

These are tough times for fundamentalist Mormon polygamists. The criminal charges -- one count each of practising polygamy -- against Bountiful's two leaders, James Oler, 44, and Winston Blackmore, 52, are expected to end up in the Supreme Court of Canada because their defence is that the Constitution guarantees their right to freedom of religion ...

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Talk radio's Glenn Beck. Mormons know Glenn Beck; Many think of him as their favorite convert.

Not everyone who lives in Colorado City and Hildale - " the twin towns straddling the Utah-Arizona border - " are loyal to the now jailed polygamous prophet, Warren Jeffs.

Former members of the FLDS protest on the steps of the Utah Capitol on Tuesday, claiming sect members are attempting to kick them out of their homes in Colorado City, Ariz., and Hildale, Utah.

The parties in a four-year battle for control of a polygamous church's land trust are meeting with a judge to discuss the details of a settlement proposal.

Jancis Andrews does not mince words when she's talking about the Fundamental Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints .

From the depths of despair over an older brother's suicide and his own drug-enhanced fog, Brent Jeffs began to piece together a painful memory.

Lawyers and leaders of a southern Utah polygamous church have resumed settlement talks in a lengthy battle over a land trust.