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• Planned Parenthood Praises ABC for Having Character Abort Her Baby as “Silent Night” Plays
• Planned Parenthood Abortionist Prays Next to Pro-Life Sign and Thanks God She Can Kill Babies
• Woman Nearly 9-Months Pregnant Dies After Friend Cuts Baby From Her Womb
• “Scandal” Actors and Producer Defend Playing “Silent Night” as Character Aborts Her Baby
More Pro-Life News• Men Arrested Who Allegedly Killed Pastor’s Wife and Their 12-Week-Old Unborn Child
• Planned Parenthood Sues Texas, Which De-Funded It After It Sold Aborted Baby Parts• “The Good Wife” Tackles Planned Parenthood: Shows Abortionist Selling Baby Parts for $100
• Attorney General Won’t Say if Obama Will Enforce Law Protecting Babies Who Survive Abortions
• A Single Mom of 5 Kids Almost Aborted This Beautiful Baby. But She Found Help
• Hospital Overrides Patient’s Family, Threatens to Withdraw Lifesaving Medical Treatment
• Woman: Husband Secretly Had Ultrasound Done to Pressure Her to Abort Her Twin Baby Girls
• Poll: More Than 40% of Women Having an Abortion Attend Church, 70% Say They are Christians
• Woman Bravely Rejected Abortion After Rape, Now Judge Won’t Terminate Rapist’s Parental Rights
• Chinese Government Raked in Billions in Fines From One-Child, Forced Abortion Policy
• Canada: Liberal Party Health Minister Jane Philpott Pushes for More Abortion Clinics
Planned Parenthood Praises ABC for Having Character Abort Her Baby as “Silent Night” Plays
Planned Parenthood sang the praises of the ABC show “Scandal” on Friday after the TV show glorified a main character’s abortion to the tune of “Silent Night” and the defeat of a bill to de-fund the abortion giant. “We just hope those in Congress — and throughout the nation — who are steadfast on rolling the clock back on reproductive health care access are taking note” of the show, Planned Parenthood said in a statement.
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Woman Nearly 9-Months Pregnant Dies After Friend Cuts Baby From Her Womb
In the second such case in two years in the United States, a woman nearly 9-months pregnant died after a childhood friend cut her unborn baby from her womb in an attempt to pass the infant off as her own. According to an AP report, mother Angelikque Sutton (pictured above), 22, had been stabbed multiple times across her body Friday. Sutton visited 22-year-old Ashleigh Wade at her apartment.
“Scandal” Actors and Producer Defend Playing “Silent Night” as Character Aborts Her Baby
ABC’s “Scandal” has everyone talking about the brash, pro-abortion messaging of its latest show. The Nov. 19 episode took on Congressional efforts to de-fund Planned Parenthood and glorified main character Olivia Pope’s abortion to the tune of “Silent Night.” The episode was a sickening hour-long “advertisement for Planned Parenthood,” Alexa Moutevelis wrote for Newsbusters.
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This is part 2 of my interview with Peggy Noonan. To read part 1, click here. One of the recurring themes in Peggy Noonan’s book “The Time of Our Lives” is what she calls “old America,” the America in which she was raised with a sense of safety and hope for the future. During our [Read More...] |
Peggy Noonan: The Catholic Church Should Treat America as Vast Mission Territory
by Tony Rossi
Peggy Noonan can be described in many ways: former speechwriter for President Reagan, best-selling author, Wall Street Journal columnist, and political commentator. But the “core of [her] identity,” she says, is being Catholic. To Noonan, that means she embraces the tenets of Catholicism and sometimes offers “tough love” to the Church’s leadership, as she did [Read More...] |
Stephen Colbert Invites Bill Maher Back to the Catholic Church
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Opening Dec. 4, Spike Lee's "Chi-Raq" is destined to make almost everybody angry — not for what it says about Chicago's homicide statistics, especially among young African-Americans, but for how it says it.
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After months of hand-wringing by elected officials about the movie's title and speculation its premise would make light of Chicago gun violence, the city got its first look at Spike Lee's film "Chi-Raq" Sunday at a Hollywood-style premiere in the Loop.
 | Phillips review: 'Wildly uneven'
Michael thinks the film "is destined to make almost everybody angry — not for what it says about Chicago's homicide statistics, especially among young African-Americans, but for how it says it."
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 | Teachers union to flex muscles at rally
The Chicago Teachers Union has scheduled a rally in Grant Park tonight to energize members and send a message to the city amid stalled contract talks with Chicago Public Schools.
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 | Jordan reaches deal with supermarkets
Michael Jordan has reached a settlement with supermarkets Jewel-Osco and Dominick's over a pair of ads in a 2009 edition of Sports Illustrated that allegedly contained unauthorized use of his name.
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 | Arrest in Indy slaying
Indianapolis police announced today they have arrested an 18-year-old man in the shooting death of a pastor's pregnant wife during an apparent home invasion.
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 | Belgium police continue crackdown
Prosecutors announced early today that police had detained 16 people in 22 raids but that Paris fugitive Salah Abdeslam was not among them.
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 | U.S. reporter gets Iran prison term
Jason Rezaian, a Washington Post reporter who has been held by the government of Iran for the past 16 months and was convicted on unspecified charges last month, has been sentenced to a prison term.
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The English-Irish pop band might have debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard charts behind Justin Bieber, but they won the top award at last night's American Music Awards.
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| SCIENCE |
| Scientists produce graphene 100 times cheaper than ever before |
 | Researchers at the University of Glasgow have discovered a way to inexpensively create large sheets of graphene using the same type of cheap copper used to manufacture lithium-ion batteries read more |
| AUTOMOTIVE |
| Small car, big fun – a quick spin in the Honda S660 |
 | With tiny 660cc engines that qualify them for cheap tax and insurance, the Kei-car platform doesn’t seem like a natural place to start when designing a sports car. That didn't deter Honda from creating a mid-engine, rear-drive sports car to fit the strict yellow-plate rules. read more |
| WEARABLE ELECTRONICS |
| Review: Applying the heat to Ravean's heated down vest and hoodie |
 | With winter fast approaching, those in the Northern Hemisphere might be looking for some new winter woolies to stave of the cold. We've spent the past few weeks testing Ravean’s USB battery-powered heated down vest and heated hoodie to see how effective they are in staving off the cold. read more |
| MARINE |
| Mother and son team to pedal across the Atlantic |
 | With the goal of drawing attention to the mass extinction of species caused by human activity, a mother-and-son team from South Africa is aiming to cross the south Atlantic on a customized boat powered solely with a pedal system. read more |
| TINY HOUSES |
| Lumo Arkitekter installs tiny shelters in Danish countryside |
 | Lumo Arkitekter recently completed a charming project that involved installing a total of 50 small wooden shelters throughout 19 beauty spots in Denmark’s South Fyn Archipelago. Though very basic, the shelters offer hikers, campers, divers and surfers a temporary refuge from the elements. read more |
| URBAN TRANSPORT |
| Upcoming Crossrail trains will get customers online when they're on the line |
 | The trains for the UK's new Crossrail rail link have been unveiled. They will be over one-and-a-half times as long as London's longest Tube train and will accommodate 1,500 passengers. Features will include regenerative braking, intelligent lighting and temperature systems, free Wi-Fi and 4G access. read more |
| 3D PRINTING |
| New Balance's 3D printed soles might put a spring in your step |
 | New Balance is the latest footwear company to bring 3D printing into its manufacturing mix, launching a running shoe with an advanced sole promised to offer new strength and elasticity. read more |
| MOTORCYCLES |
| Fusar Mohawk adds camera, comms, route logging and more to existing helmets |
 | Touted by its creators as the most advanced helmet-mounted accessory ever, the Fusar Mohawk is designed to make any helmet smarter, safer and more social. Packing a host of sensors and components, the unit is intended to replace a host of helmet-mountable devices. read more |
| MOTORCYCLES |
| Benelli Tornado Naked T: Italy gets its own monkeybike |
 | Italian brand Benelli had a wee surprise up its sleeve at EICMA 2015: a European-designed, Chinese built monkeybike with its sights set squarely on Honda's giggle-machine Grom. read more |
| MEDICAL |
| Google Glass guides cardiologists in unblocking major artery |
 | Cardiologists have used Google Glass to unblock a coronary artery in a 49-year-old male. 3D reconstructions of the artery were loaded onto a custom application and displayed through the headset during the procedure, better allowing physicians to guide a catheter to the clogged up area. read more |
| MOTORCYCLES |
| KTM unveils GT version of the mighty 1290 Super Duke R |
 | In 2014 KTM stunned the world (and us) with the fearsome 1290 Super Duke R. For 2016 the Austrian company has announced a Gran Turismo version of the twin-cylinder streetfighter, enhancing the Super Duke with practical amenities and an impressive collection of electronic safety features. read more |
| WEARABLE ELECTRONICS |
| Gear VR: Easily the best VR of 2015, but 2016 will bring the mother lode |
 | Consumer virtual reality is here – at least consumer VR of the mobile variety. We have the "real" Samsung Gear VR in house (after two developer kits, this is the first full-blown consumer version) along with some early impressions. read more |
| MOTORCYCLES |
| More power, less weight for Suzuki’s fourth-generation SV650 |
 | Suzuki has unveiled an updated version of its venerable middleweight roadster at EICMA 2015. Featuring a new frame and a redesigned V-twin engine for more power and lower fuel consumption, the new SV650 is slimmer, lighter and sports a fresh, clean design. read more |
| COLLECTIBLES |
| Movie memorabilia royalty goes to auction today |
 | Several iconic items of movie memorabilia going to auction next Monday will provide a bellwether for the entertainment memorabilia marketplace: the dress worn by Dorothy (Judy Garland) in "The Wizard of Oz", the Rosebud sled from "Citizen Kane", and the race suit worn by Steve McQueen in "Le Mans". read more |
| AUTOMOTIVE |
| Ford makes suit to simulate drugged driving |
 | Ford has created a suit of clothing that mimics the effects of driving while under the influence of drugs. The goal is to use the suit, along with its Drunk Driving Suit sibling, to educate kids in a hands-on way about the effects of driving under the influence. read more |
| URBAN TRANSPORT |
| The Sunnyclist combines three power sources for autonomous zero-emissions transportation |
 | At first glance the Sunnyclist looks like a typical electric tricycle, yet the combination of a solar panel on the roof with pedals for the passengers ensures that its battery can go a long way without ever requiring an external power supply. read more |
| AROUND THE HOME |
| Belgian scientists use hybrid yeasts to create boutique chocolates |
 | Belgian researchers working in collaboration with the world's largest chocolate producer, Barry Callebaut, have bred robust yeasts that ferment cocoa to produce bespoke aromas and flavors in the finished chocolate. read more |
| AUTOMOTIVE |
| 2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio: The 4-leaf makes its comeback in LA |
 | Alfa Romeo is making its comeback to North America, which started with the introduction of the 4C last year. Now comes the re-introduction of the Giulia sports sedan, a rear-wheel drive beauty that packs 505 Ferrari stallions under its hood and sprints to 60 miles per hour in less than four seconds read more |
| SPACE |
| NASA orders first manned Dragon mission |
 | NASA announced that it's ordered the first mission by SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft to ferry astronauts from Cape Canaveral to the International Space Station (ISS). read more |
| MOTORCYCLES |
| The 2016 Scout Sixty makes buying an Indian motorcycle more affordable |
 | Indian Motorcycle takes the fight straight to its main competitor, Harley-Davidson, with a bored-down version of the Scout model. The Scout Sixty trades some power for a big chunk off its retail price, while retaining the same sporty character that made for a worldwide success story. read more |
| AUTOMOTIVE |
| Mazda tackles turbo lag in new CX-9 SUV |
 | Mazda has taken the covers off its new CX-9 SUV. Designed to ferry the kids to school in style, the CX-9 will be powered by a 2.5-liter engine debuting new turbo technology that cuts down on lag. read more |
| SPACE |
| NASA adds shiny thermal coat to Orion |
 | When NASA's Orion deep space capsule makes its next unmanned flight, it will be a bit shinier thanks to a new thermal coating. The new coating and an improved heat shield will protect the spacecraft against the extremes of heat and cold that it will encounter on its journey. read more |
| OUTDOORS |
| Zeus Handy Tool shrinks down the toolbox |
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| AUTOMOTIVE |
| Elio Motors reveals custom-engined P5 prototype at the LA Auto Show |
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| MARINE |
| Inflatable ferry supports the weight of a car |
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| MEDICAL |
| This tiny sensor is like a stethoscope you swallow |
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| PETS |
| ProBowl monitors your dog's eating habits |
 | The focus of an Indiegogo campaign, the ProBowl monitors a dog's food and water intake in real time and sends alerts if there are abnormal changes, helping owners to keep watch on their pet's diet. read more |
| AUTOMOTIVE |
| BMW Concept Compact Sedan sets course for China |
 | Having become the world's largest market back in 2009, China is an established superpower in the automotive world. BMW is chasing the growth potential for premium compacts in this market with its Concept Compact Sedan. read more |
| AUTOMOTIVE |
| GM, US Army extreme testing hydrogen fuel cell Colorado |
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| SCIENCE |
| Do not open until 2957: MIT uncovers time capsule |
 | A time capsule that's not to be opened until the year 2957 has been recovered on the MIT campus and contains an experimental electronic component that once gave the transistor a run for its money. read more |
| AUTOMOTIVE |
| Renault tests EV smart-charging system in Germany |
 | Renault has been testing a smart-charging system designed to reduce costs and lower the impact of car charging on the electrical grid. read more |
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| Quanergy announces solid-state LiDAR for self-driving cars |
 | Quanergy Systems is set to introduce its first solid-state light detection and ranging (LiDAR) sensor for advanced driver assistance systems and self-driving cars. The system will cost less than US$1,000 per car and was previewed at the Los Angeles Auto Show's Connected Car Expo. read more |
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Peggy Noonan on Pop Culture, Polarization, & Why Young Journalists Should Emulate Tim Russert
by Tony Rossi
This is part 2 of my interview with Peggy Noonan. To read part 1, click here. One of the recurring themes in Peggy Noonan’s book “The Time of Our Lives” is what she calls “old America,” the America in which she was raised with a sense of safety and hope for the future. During our [Read More...] |
Peggy Noonan: The Catholic Church Should Treat America as Vast Mission Territory
by Tony Rossi
Peggy Noonan can be described in many ways: former speechwriter for President Reagan, best-selling author, Wall Street Journal columnist, and political commentator. But the “core of [her] identity,” she says, is being Catholic. To Noonan, that means she embraces the tenets of Catholicism and sometimes offers “tough love” to the Church’s leadership, as she did [Read More...] |
Stephen Colbert Invites Bill Maher Back to the Catholic Church
by Tony Rossi
(Photo via CBS) From last night: |
| More from Christopher Closeup |
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| Consumerism Gone Wild and the Disparities of Wealth |
Clearly we are in an age of wasteful consumption among the wealthy, and increasing hopelessness among the poor. The gap is increasing, and there seem to be few solutions in sight. Has consumerism become a religion?
What might bring some relief to this crisis, and how do religious traditions have a role to play? Read more views here:Consumerism Gone Wild. |
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The Pro-Life Action League caught a disturbing moment on video (watch below) last Monday in Chicago outside a Planned Parenthood conference when an abortionist knelt down beside the photo of an aborted baby to thank God for her work. After the event, the pro-life group witnessed the unnamed, female abortionist’s prayer.
Police have arrested three suspects in the tragic murder of an Indiana pastor’s wife and her unborn child. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police arrested Larry Taylor, 18, on preliminary murder charges in connection with the killing of Amanda Blackburn and her 12-week unborn child, Fox News reported today. Police also arrested Jalen Watson and Diano Gorden in relation to the murder, according to the report.
The Planned Parenthood abortion business has filed a lawsuit against the state of Texas, which yanked its taxpayer funding after it was caught selling aborted babies and their body parts.
While the media erupts about the bold way ABC’s latest episode of “Scandal” promoted abortion, another popular TV show tackled the issue of Planned Parenthood selling aborted babies’ body parts on Sunday.
If an unborn baby survives a botched abortion and the abortionist just lets the baby die without providing him or her with proper medical care after the accidental birth, should the abortion doctor be held accountable? Apparently, if such a law were in place, Attorney general Loretta Lynch would not commit the Obama administration to enforcing it.
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