News about Jon Huntsman

A slew of lawsuits alleging that the Mormon church has mispent millions of dollars of members' money. The flurry of allegations was triggered by James Huntsman (top right), son of Mormon billionaire Jon Huntsman, who is suing the church for $5 million, which he claims he gave the church the money under false pretenses. The latest, filed by a California couple (bottom right) who have been active in the church for more than 50 years, says that Salt Lake City's leaders have come to 'face a day of reckoning.' So, could it be judgment day for the secretive Utah-based religion?

Ellie Seidman, pictured left, has joined a growing list of wealthy and influential individuals, including former US presidential candidate Jon Huntsman, who is outraged by the University of Pennsylvania's behavior following the Hamas attacks on Israel. Several anti-Israel demonstrations have been organized since the start of the conflict. Seidman, the school's former CEO, had to cancel a speaking engagement dubbed a "anti-Semitic cesspool."

These are some of the country's most prestigious universities, including Harvard, Cornell, Columbia. Nevertheless, Jew-hatred, the world's oldest and presumably most politically correct model of bigotry, now dominates faculty lounges and campus quads. As the new symbol of fashionable radicalism, the Hamas paraglider has replaced Che Guevara or Angela Davis. This is extremely risky. The future leaders of America are being taught the vilest filth, and the adults in charge of ensuring this are kept and condoning it as they pocket tuition funds and alumni contributions. If you can get in on it, it's a rat. Thankfully, market forces have begun to push back against all the cowardice and moral idiocy. Former Utah governor and major funder Jon Huntsman, Jr., has announced that he no longer contributes at the University of Pennsylvania. Ordinary people must take the example of these great entrepreneurs and philanthropists.

As followers abandon the faith in the face of doubts over its authenticity, James Huntsman (pictured), who left the church in 2020, says the faith is in 'dire straits.' Despite promising that the funds would only be spent on charity and religious causes, billionaire Mormon philanthropist Jon Huntsman's son is suing the church for using billions of dollars of member donations to prop up one of its ailing companies. Following a recent study that found that the church has up to $175 billion in cash reserves, giving it more cash reserves than the world's biggest tech giants. A whistleblower has reported that funds from the fund, which is based on church member contributions, has been misappropriated.