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Tuesday, June 14, 2016
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• Judge Dismisses Bogus Charge Against David Daleiden for Exposing Planned Parenthood
• Abortion Activist Blames Orlando Shootings on Pro-Lifers for “Inciting Hatred and Violence”
• Abortion Clinic Workers Admit Babies Who Survive Abortions are Killed Outside the Womb
• ACLU: Aborting Babies With Down Syndrome OK Because “You Can’t Discriminate Against a Fetus”
More Pro-Life News• She Was on the Table Ready to Abort Her Baby When Something Heartbreaking Changed Her Mind
• Jewish Woman Who Aborted Her Baby: My Religion Needs a Ceremony to “Honor” Abortions• Abortion Activists Lose Bid to Censor Pro-Life Billboard Comparing Killing Baby to Killing Dog
• Planned Parenthood Asks Ambulance to Turn Off Lights and Sirens to Hide Botched Abortion
• Kids Send Precious Thank You Notes to Pro-Life Legislators: “Protecting Babies Makes Me Feel Happy”
• American Medical Association May Drop Its Opposition to Assisted Suicide
• Doctor Refused to Treat Baby With Trisomy 18 Saying He’d Die in a Month. That Was 6 Months Ago
• Gay Man Wants to be Euthanized Because He Can’t Accept His Sexuality
• Amnesty International Demands Polish Government Not Approve Legislation to Ban Abortions
• Terrible Tragedy as Baby Dies One Week After Her Mother Died Giving Birth to Her • Santa Barbara California Hospitals Refuse to Kill Patients in Assisted Suicides
• Irish Government’s Citizens’ Assembly a Sham to Promote Abortion, Repeal 8th Amendment
Judge Dismisses Bogus Charge Against David Daleiden for Exposing Planned Parenthood
Undercover investigator David Daleiden has been vindicated. Today, a Harris County, Texas judge dismissed the bogus misdemeanor charge against David Daleiden for allegedly trying to buy body parts from the Planned Parenthood abortion business he was exposing for selling them as a part of the Center for Medical Progress’ undercover investigation.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
Undercover investigator David Daleiden has been vindicated. Today, a Harris County, Texas judge dismissed the bogus misdemeanor charge against David Daleiden for allegedly trying to buy body parts from the Planned Parenthood abortion business he was exposing for selling them as a part of the Center for Medical Progress’ undercover investigation.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
Abortion Activist Blames Orlando Shootings on Pro-Lifers for “Inciting Hatred and Violence”
Barely a day after 50 people lost their lives in a mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, abortion advocates jumped on the chance to exploit the tragedy.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
Barely a day after 50 people lost their lives in a mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, abortion advocates jumped on the chance to exploit the tragedy.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
Abortion Clinic Workers Admit Babies Who Survive Abortions are Killed Outside the Womb
The ethical question regarding abortion survivors has troubled even some abortion advocates.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
The ethical question regarding abortion survivors has troubled even some abortion advocates.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
ACLU: Aborting Babies With Down Syndrome OK Because “You Can’t Discriminate Against a Fetus”
A federal judge heard arguments on Tuesday challenging Indiana’s new law that bans discriminatory abortions on babies with disabilities.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
A federal judge heard arguments on Tuesday challenging Indiana’s new law that bans discriminatory abortions on babies with disabilities.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
She Was on the Table Ready to Abort Her Baby When Something Heartbreaking Changed Her Mind
A British singer and reality TV star recently revealed how she almost had an abortion when she was 17 years old.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
A British singer and reality TV star recently revealed how she almost had an abortion when she was 17 years old.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
Jewish Woman Who Aborted Her Baby: My Religion Needs a Ceremony to “Honor” Abortions
Every year during Yom Kippur, Stosh Cotler remembers her abortion during a special part of a service set aside to mourn dead children.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
Every year during Yom Kippur, Stosh Cotler remembers her abortion during a special part of a service set aside to mourn dead children.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
Abortion Activists Lose Bid to Censor Pro-Life Billboard Comparing Killing Baby to Killing Dog
A pro-life billboard that raised the ire of pro-abortion activists shortly after being erected in West Kelowna in March of this year has withstood several complaints to Advertising Standards Canada (ASC).
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
A pro-life billboard that raised the ire of pro-abortion activists shortly after being erected in West Kelowna in March of this year has withstood several complaints to Advertising Standards Canada (ASC).
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
Planned Parenthood Asks Ambulance to Turn Off Lights and Sirens to Hide Botched Abortion
A clip of a 911 call and other records recently received by Operation Rescue show that a 15-year old girl was transported from a Planned Parenthood abortion facility in Kalamazoo, Michigan, to a local hospital.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
A clip of a 911 call and other records recently received by Operation Rescue show that a 15-year old girl was transported from a Planned Parenthood abortion facility in Kalamazoo, Michigan, to a local hospital.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.
Doctor Refused to Treat Baby With Trisomy 18 Saying He’d Die in a Month. That Was 6 Months Ago
Gay Man Wants to be Euthanized Because He Can’t Accept His Sexuality
Gay Man Wants to be Euthanized Because He Can’t Accept His Sexuality
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- Facebook Messenger on Android gets SMS support
- [TA Deals] Learn How To Reskin, Upload and Publish an Android Game for just $15
- It’s about time the OnePlus 3 makes the company competitive
- T-Mobile expands Binge On, now supports almost 90 services
- 64GB OnePlus 3 to be an Amazon exclusive in India
- Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge sales could reach as much as 25 million this month
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Posted: 14 Jun 2016 12:03 PM PDT
After rumors surfaced over the last few days indicating Apple may release a version of iMessage for Android, a move that did not materialize during WWDC 2016, another company has jumped into the mix in a move to become your “go to” messaging app on Android devices. That company is none other than Facebook which […]
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Posted: 14 Jun 2016 12:00 PM PDT
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Posted: 14 Jun 2016 11:39 AM PDT
Over the last two years, we’ve seen highly confusing things happen at OnePlus. The company built by Pete Lau and Carl Pei started off by only accepting purchases for the OnePlus One if you had an invite. That awful invite system stuck around for when the OnePlus 2 was released, and there was even the label […]
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Posted: 14 Jun 2016 07:54 AM PDT
T-Mobile is very proud of their Binge On program, and they keep making it better and better. The latest update brings a handful of new partners to the carrier’s unlimited streaming option, which means there are almost 90 video services available to stream without touching your data cap. Pretty impressive stuff. Some of the additions […]
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Posted: 14 Jun 2016 06:07 AM PDT
The OnePlus 3 with 64GB of internal storage and 6GB of RAM will be an Amazon exclusive in India, according to an ad placed in the Hindustan Times newspaper. It’s hard to call this “just” a rumor, as this information comes from some very official sources. OnePlus is set to announce the OnePlus 3 today […]
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Posted: 14 Jun 2016 05:51 AM PDT
We already know one thing about the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge: they’re extremely popular smartphone. Samsung has already sold a whopping 10 million units, but some early reports are suggesting sales could reach as much as 25 million by the end of June. This report comes by way of Yonhap New, who has quoted industry […]
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Hillary Clinton wins the Democratic presidential primary in Washington, D.C., capping the 2016 presidential primary season with a final win over Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.
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A bid to fire controversial, high-ranking Chicago police officer Glenn Evans for misconduct has fizzled after officials realized recently they failed to act before a five-year statute of limitations passed on taking disciplinary action.
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While the Sierra Club's work must go on, we need to acknowledge the horrific events of June 12 in Orlando. Our hearts go out to the victims, their families, and their loved ones in the aftermath of this senseless act of violence. It is no exaggeration to characterize the June 12 slayings as an attack on freedom itself. And so, with heavy hearts but a refusal to bow to the twisted objectives of the deranged Orlando killer, we carry on.
Get Your NPS Gear Here! Looking for a National Park Service 100th anniversary T-shirt, national park notecards, a classic Sierra Club stainless steel camping cup, or other gear to commemorate the NPS centennial? These items and more are available now at the Sierra Club's online store.
Enter the discount code NPS10 and receive 10 percent off your purchase.
Check out the NPS 100 gear at the Sierra Club store.
Demand Justice for Exxon's Climate Coverup ExxonMobil spent decades deceiving the public and investors about the damage its activities were causing to our climate. Instead of joining the growing effort to get to the bottom of the scandal, Republican members of the House science committee are questioning the investigators -- in a blatant attempt to protect Big Oil by intimidating law enforcement officials and prosecutors.
Urge these climate deniers to stop harassing investigators and standing in the way of justice!
Taxpayers Shouldn't Pay for Big Coal's Mess As more coal companies go bankrupt, American taxpayers are being stuck with cleaning up the mess they've left behind. That's not how the law is supposed to work. Before a coal company can get a permit for a new mining site, it's supposed to put up bonds to cover the costs of reclaiming the mine site. But some mine operators have taken advantage of a loophole that lets them shirk their responsibility.
Tell the Department of the Interior and Secretary Jewell that taxpayers shouldn't be stuck with the bill for cleaning up abandoned mines.
Four-Star Sierra Club Foundation For the seventh straight year, the Sierra Club Foundation has received a four-star rating from Charity Navigator, an organization that evaluates the financial health, accountability, and transparency of charitable organizations. We're honored to have our foundation recognized as it supports our work to explore, enjoy, and protect the planet for years to come.
Help us celebrate!
The Overburden Former Sierra magazine writer/editor Jake Abrahamson was among the finalists in this year's Livingston Awards for Young Journalists, sponsored by the University of Michigan, in the "Excellence in International Reporting" category. Abrahamson's story "The Overburden" examined a human rights crisis in India perpetrated by a coal-burning power plant for which jungle ecosystems and human communities have been leveled, and how the latest project was financed largely by U.S. taxpayer dollars.
Read "The Overburden."
Photo by Jake Abrahamson
High Country Adventures
The snowpack is finally melting and the wildflowers are in bloom, which means the high country is ready for visitors. Here are a few prime opportunities to enjoy high passes, alpine lakes, and wildflower-filled meadows with the Sierra Club this summer and early fall.
- Bring your whole family for mountain vistas and activities in California's Sierra Nevada.
- Backpack among high peaks, passes, and lakes in the Eagle Cap Wilderness, Oregon.
- Hike a variety of trails from a cozy lodge in the Colorado Rockies.
- Backpack among fall colors and caribou in Alaska's Gates of the Arctic National Park.
Photo by Richard Fite
Calling All Student Leaders The executive committee of the Sierra Student Coalition (SSC) is a seven-member group elected by the membership every year. The SSC is looking for experienced members who have shown leadership within their own communities and the SSC to serve on the committee. The application deadline for nominating someone you know who is deserving -- or for nominating yourself -- is June 15 at 6:00 PM EST. Online balloting runs from June 18 to July 1, and the results will be announced by July 8.
Find out more about nominating someone worthy -- and who knows, that person may be you!
Food for Thought When it comes to the problem of climate disruption, Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune loves solutions. But the most the obvious solutions aren't necessarily the only solutions. Case in point: China's Ministry of Health announced new nutritional guidelines recommending that its citizens eat more fish and chicken and less red meat.
Read Brune's thoughts on the connection between food and the climate.
A Path Forward for Coal Country As the coal industry continues to decline, the people of Appalachia should not be left behind. Reflecting on her family's deep roots in the state, Mary Anne Hitt, the director of the Sierra Club's Beyond Coal campaign, discusses how coal country can emerge from our clean energy transition stronger, healthier, and with a resilient foundation for the future.
Read Hitt's post.
Kamping With Kardashians?
Add some creature comforts and (dare we say it?) glamour to camping and the result is "glamping," which depending on whom you ask, is either a pretentious fad or an innovative way to make the outdoors more accessible to more kinds of people.
Sierra magazine looks at the case for un-roughing it.
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These Kids Are Alright! For a city of its size, Santa Ana, California, has one of the nation's highest rates of car-bicycle collisions. But after the father of Maribel Mateo and Tony Garcia was struck by a car while riding his bike, the teenage siblings took the initiative to make cycling safer by starting a campaign to conduct bikeability assessments in their community. The result? A $2.37 million grant to to improve bike safety in Santa Ana.
Read the story of these inspiring young activists in Sierra magazine.
Pulp Friction Oregon's 93,000-acre Elliott State Forest, half of which has never been logged, contains habitat for northern spotted owls, marbled murrelets, wild Pacific salmon, and a host of other native species. Yet the state has put the entire forest up for sale to raise money for public schools.
How did Washington and Oregon end up relying on forests to fund schools, and does it really make sense to force a choice between educating our children and selling the public lands that are their birthright?
Read more.
Photo by Jim Yuskavitch
Congress, Please Protect the Bees Toxic pesticides called neonicotinoids, or "neonics," are killing bees and putting 1/4 of what we eat at risk -- as crops like apples and watermelon depend on bee pollination. American beekeepers reported an estimated loss of 44 percent of their hives last year. Congress must put an end to this crisis.
Tell Congress to pass the Saving America's Pollinators Act.
No Way, Norway!
When it comes to clean energy and climate action, Norway is doing some great things -- like going all in on electric vehicles and becoming the first nation in the world to completely ban clearcutting of trees. So that makes it doubly bizarre that the Norwegian government just awarded new Arctic drilling licenses to 13 oil companies. Ironically, some of the Arctic waters where Norway wants to permit more oil drilling are only now accessible because of climate change.
Learn more and send a message telling the Norwegian government to back off from drilling in the Arctic.
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What is the interior apostolate? And, what does it consist of? Find out when Fr. Gabriel of St. Mary Magdalen reflects, in this excerpt from the Carmelite meditation classic "Divine Intimacy".
Why does Christ tell us to to deny ourselves and take up our cross daily? Find out when Father John Bartunek reflects on this coming Sunday's Gospel.
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