polygamy

"I have always believed we should look at polygamy more subjectively," says Khawla Al Ali, a woman running for the legislature in the United Arab Emirates.

The correct term is either "members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints" or "Latter-day Saints."

Samuel Shaffer was sentenced to at least 26 years and up to life in prison in May for child rape and abuse.

This is not the first time that members of the Mormon Church have created a sect and run off with children.

The girls, aged 4 and 8, are reportedly "safe but very cold."

The service is defying critics and stepping up identification requirements to tackle fake accounts.

Winston Blackmore faces up to five years in jail.

Kody Brown and his wives will appeal the decision, their lawyer said.

The Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is also fighting a lawsuit saying the church discriminates against nonmembers and denies them municipal services.

Experts say the trial will provide a rare glimpse into a secretive splinter sect of Mormonism.

The "Sister Wives" reality show is set to test both a state bigamy law and protection of freedom of speech.

The stars of the reality show used the Supreme Court's recent same-sex marriage ruling to support their case against Utah's polygamy ban.

"My second wife Christine... she's put up with my crap for a lot of years. She deserves legitimacy."

The study examined the medical histories of 687 men from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates