Today on the show, Jenny and Brandt discuss a potential lawsuit (maybe?) against the Church, vaccine hesitancy among the Mormons, and controversy among Wendy Watson Nelson's UVU Commencement address. All that plus more on the Report!

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Man attacks police after threatening to kill hotel guests and 'The Mormons' (KUTV)

Groundbreaking Date Announced for Salvador Brazil Temple (Church Newsroom)

Nails over 100 years old found during Salt Lake Temple renovations (ABC4)

LDS Church urges court to toss out James Huntsman’s lawsuit, says his bid for tithing refund is ‘without merit’ (Salt Lake Tribune)

Senior Service Missionary Opportunities Are Expanding for Latter-day Saints Around the World (Church Newsroom)

Half of US Mormons are COVID-19 ‘vaccine hesitant’ or ‘vaccine refusers,’ study shows (Jana Riess, Religion News Service)

Relief Society General President Bingham Meets with U.S. First Lady Jill Biden (Church Newsroom)

Missouri Republicans move to create a “Rush Limbaugh Day” (The Pitch KC)

Former Minnesota Mormon church leader pleads not guilty to sexual assault on child (Yahoo News)

How President Nelson received a revelation about 2 temples (Deseret News)

The wife of the LDS president is speaking at Utah Valley University’s commencement. Here’s why LGBTQ students are opposed. (Salt Lake Tribune)

After tension over her speaking, here’s what the wife of the LDS president told graduates at Utah Valley University

LDS President Russell M. Nelson receives honorary degree from U of U (ABC4)

Latter-day Saints are talking more about Heavenly Mother, and that’s where the debates and divisions begin (Salt Lake Tribune)

SUNSHINE:

Jenny:

Brandt: Mary Katharine Goddard, the Woman who Signed the Declaration of Independence