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The pro-life group Center for Medical Progress (CMP) is releasing a video on the first anniversary of its undercover exposé unmasking Planned Parenthood’s abortion business. The series of videos last summer also exposed Planned Parenthood’s apparent practices of selling the body parts of babies it aborts on the open market and altering the position of babies during abortions in order to harvest their most intact organs. The story of the abortion giant’s alleged practices and those of biomedical procurement company StemExpress went viral last summer with the American public, leading to congressional investigations into Planned Parenthood and the entire abortion industry. The CMP video series changed the national debate about abortion by featuring discussions and negotiations with high-level Planned Parenthood medical directors and executives, who eat lunch and drink wine while haggling over prices for fetal organs. “As more details and evidence continue to emerge in the … [Read more...] about Planned Parenthood ‘Baby Parts’ Exposé Changes Abortion Debate

US President Joe Biden and other G7 leaders have unveiled ambitious plans to mobilise USD 600 billion in funding by 2027 to deliver transparent and game-changing infrastructure projects in developing countries like India, in a move seen as a counter to China’s Belt and Road Initiative. The Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment (PGII) unveiled on Sunday during the G7 Summit relaunches a scheme unveiled at last year’s G7 talks in England. President Biden said the plan would deliver returns for everyone. “Today, the nations of the G7 launched the Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment (PGII),” Biden said. “Collectively, we aim to mobilise nearly USD 600 billion from the G7 by 2027 to invest in critical infrastructure that improves lives and delivers real gains for all of our people,” he tweeted. “I want to be clear the G7’s announcement of a new global infrastructure partnership isn’t aid or charity. It’s an investment that will deliver returns for … [Read more...] about G7 Leaders Unveil USD 600 Billion Plan to Rival China’s Belt and Road Initiative in Developing Nations

A transgender man is going to Turkey to have both his breasts removed as the surgery cost less than half the price in the UK. Josh Dayus, 19, says he has not received any treatment via the NHS and has been on an NHS waiting list to go to a gender identity clinic since 2018. He says he was diagnosed with gender dysphoria privately. Last year, he started paying for testosterone which costs £60 a month. Josh has now decided to fly to Turkey for a double mastectomy as the surgery as it costs just £3,000, compared to up to £10,000 in the UK, BristolLive reports. The NHS said it is seeing a rise in demand for gender services and has increased investment, including setting up five gender identity pilot clinics across the country. He said: "It is stupid, I do not want to go to Turkey to get this surgery but I am glad it is an option. Josh says it will cost him £3,000 to have the surgery done in Turkey ( Image: Handout) Josh has been on an NHS waiting list to … [Read more...] about Trans man plans to fly to Turkey to have breasts removed for £7,000 less than in the UK

The use of plastics has permeated almost all areas of our daily life, for the past several decades. The convenience of carrying articles of daily use in the plastic carry bag, which fits in one’s pocket and the low price, have made plastic carry bags ubiquitous. The inventors of plastic had received the Nobel Prize for their invention after World War II. But, now the world has realised that the earth can no longer take the load of plastics, as they do not decay and remain for thousands of years. Single-use plastics have been banned but it is very difficult for consumers to totally kick their habit, of using plastic carry bags, overnight. Replacing synthetic plastic with degradable polyurethane will go a long way in ending the plastic menace, opines Sudhansu Shekhar Padhy, an Associate Director of Environment Technology Development at the Asian Marine Conservation Association (AMCA), Kolkata, and Director – Technical of Swagath Urethane Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad. Mr. Sudhansu, a … [Read more...] about Polyurethane can go a long way in ending plastic menace, says AMCA representative

Russia’s recent gains on the battlefield can be attributed in part to a quiet, nearly decade-long sabotage campaign to block Ukraine from vital ammunition supplies, according to several reports. The tactics include bullying ammunition sellers not to deliver to Ukraine and secretly blowing up depots across Eastern Europe prior to this spring’s invasion, The Washington Post reports , citing Ukraine Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Malyar. Russia and Ukraine use the same artillery, thanks to their common military hardware that dates back to the Soviet era. It’s a specific type of of ammo, mostly consisting of 122mm and 152mm caliber rounds, which are no longer common in modern warfare. The Post found that Russia has for years been making sure Ukraine is not only in short supply, but experiencing difficulty resupplying. “Even if everyone gives us this ammunition, it will still not be enough,” Malyar told the paper. Russia pops off around 60,000 rounds a day, which is tenfold … [Read more...] about Putin’s Decade-Long Secret Sabotage Scheme Revealed

An English woman looked "nine months pregnant" due to an ovarian cyst she mistook for a baby as it grew to the size of a football inside of her stomach. Hollie Welham, 21, believed she was expecting after she started feeling nauseated and noticed her stomach growing in January. But when all the tests came back negative, Welham was referred for an ultrasound as her symptoms continued to worsen, including severe cramps, bleeding, and back pain. Doctors discovered she wasn't carrying a baby, but a large cyst was growing on her right ovary, and while waiting for surgery to get it removed, Welham watched has her stomach "grew and grew" each day. By the time she had laparoscopic surgery in May, the cyst had grown to 27cm (10.6 inches) - larger that a football - and Welham's stomach and ballooned in size due to fluid buildup. A surgeon at Musgrove Hospital in Taunton, England, successfully removed the cyst, along with her right ovary and fallopian tube, and Welham shrunk back to her … [Read more...] about Woman looked “9 months pregnant” after mistaking ovarian cyst for baby

The G-7 leaders have pledged to continue supporting Ukraine “for as long as it takes.” In a joint statement Monday after a video link session with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the leaders underlined their “unwavering commitment to support the government and people of Ukraine in their courageous defence of their country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.” President Joe Biden is set to announce that the U.S. is providing an advanced surface-to-air missile system to Ukraine, as well as additional artillery support Russian forces were fighting on June 27 to achieve one of their strategic objectives in Ukraine as Moscow-backed separatists said they were pushing into Lysychansk, the last major city still held by Ukrainian troops in eastern Luhansk province. Lysychansk's twin city of Sievierodonetsk fell on Saturda y in a victory for Moscow's campaign to seize the eastern provinces of Luhansk and Donetsk on behalf of pro-Russian separatists. Russia invaded Ukraine on … [Read more...] about Russia-Ukraine crisis live updates | G-7 demands Russia ‘immediately’ return Ukrainians taken by force

Marchers in New York marked International Women's Day on Wednesday afternoon by chanting "Hey, hey, ho, ho, Donald Trump has got to go" while walking between two of the real estate mogul's signature properties. Some hoisted posters featuring coat hangers, a strong symbol for many women in the battle over abortion rights. Meanwhile, the most powerful millennial woman in the Trump inner circle tweeted her version of support. "Today, we celebrate women and are reminded of our collective voice and the powerful impact we have on our societies and economies," Ivanka Trump wrote. Related: Ivanka helped 'set the tone' for Trump's speech Her record on the most crucial of women's rights, though, is one of artful dodging. The landing page of Ivanka's eponymous website celebrated the day with the words "Be Bold for Change," written in pink, beige and red. The website gives no clue about what this "change" might be, but throughout his presidential campaign, Donald Trump made it pretty … [Read more...] about Does Ivanka Trump back or oppose abortion rights?

After nearly two years of Hong Kong’s national security law, critics condemning it seem more anxious to have their worst fears vindicated than disproved. The city was said to be plunging headlong into a cauldron of tyranny. That has not happened, though. Instead, the status quo spanning business activity and civil institutions is better protected from disruptive strife than before. Protesters who rejected such legislation might be taking a vital civil order for granted. Democratic societies champion such laws for themselves to help preserve their democracy. In Washington, one morning’s mob violence at the Capitol Building has seen criminal prosecutions more than a year later. Legislators in the US Congress who expressed support for Hong Kong’s months-long protests are busily investigating their protesters while strengthening security on their own turf. What is the reality in Hong Kong since the promulgation of the security law? Peace and order have returned to the streets and … [Read more...] about Two years on, national security law proves its worth in safer, more stable Hong Kong

Bitcoin ’s energy consumption has plummetted to levels not seen in over a year following the latest price collapse. Figures from Digiconomist, a site tracking bitcoin’s electricity use, show that the cryptocurrency saw its consumption drop by around a third within the space of a week in June. During that same time, bitcoin’s price fell from just above $30,000 to around $20,000, further compounding a months-long crash that began after hitting a new record high of close to $69,000 last November. Separate figures from the Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index estimate a 25 per cent decline in energy use, putting it on a par with levels seen last August. Bitcoin has faced severe criticism from climate activists and environmentalists for the amount of power that its network requires to operate. Recommended Elon Musk says he’s still buying dogecoin after 90% price crash Recent studies put bitcoin’s energy use on a par with South Africa, … [Read more...] about Bitcoin energy use suddenly drops after price collapse