Bait and switch CREDIT: AP Photo/Ben McKeown North Carolina’s Governor Roy Cooper (D) campaigned on repealing the state’s transphobic HB2 bill. But the compromise just announced from the state capital is far from a clean repeal—it’s a bait-and-switch in an effort to appease the NCAA, and it’s bad news for queer and trans people. In better news for the LGBTQ community, the Supreme Court quietly handed down a decision that will make it harder for queerphobic businesses to discriminate. CREDIT: AP Photo/Ted S. Warren A terrifying new Arkansas law will ban sex-selective abortions and force doctors to actively investigate abortion patients. Somehow, though, this is not the most ridiculous abortion news to occur this week, a distinction that goes to Rep. Shannon Lundgren (R-IA.) ICYMI: DREAMer Daniel Ramirez has been released after a six week detention. Reading List Trump’s new budget would undo federal funding for afterschool programs —eliminating some parents’ only source of affordable childcare. The administration is poised to gut online privacy, and Trump’s most devoted trolls aren’t pleased. Brexit isn’t just bad news for Europe — it’ll impact the United States and the rest of the world too. Soundbite “Rep. Forbes, this bill wasn’t written for the intent to protect or govern, on the side of the woman.

Bait and switch CREDIT: AP Photo/Ben McKeown North Carolina’s Governor Roy Cooper (D) campaigned on repealing the state’s transphobic HB2 bill. But the compromise just announced from the state capital is far from a clean repeal—it’s a bait-and-switch in an effort to appease the NCAA, and it’s bad news for queer and trans people. In better news for the LGBTQ community, the Supreme Court quietly handed down a decision that will make it harder for queerphobic businesses to discriminate.  CREDIT: AP Photo/Ted S. Warren A terrifying new Arkansas law will ban sex-selective abortions and force doctors to actively investigate abortion patients. Somehow, though, this is not the most ridiculous abortion news to occur this week, a distinction that goes to Rep. Shannon Lundgren (R-IA.) ICYMI: DREAMer Daniel Ramirez has been released after a six week detention. Reading List Trump’s new budget would undo federal funding for afterschool programs —eliminating some parents’ only source of affordable childcare.  The administration is poised to gut online privacy, and Trump’s most devoted trolls aren’t pleased. Brexit isn’t just bad news for Europe — it’ll impact the United States and the rest of the world too. Soundbite “Rep. Forbes, this bill wasn’t written for the intent to protect or govern, on the side of the woman. It was written to save babies’ lives. I would concur that — in that instance — if your daughter’s life is not in danger, that yes, she would have to carry that baby.” — Rep. Shannon Lundgren (R-IA), on whether or not pregnant parents should have to carry dead fetuses to term ThinkProgress | CAP Action Fund 1333 H ST NW | Washington, DC 20005 Contributions to Center for American Progress Action Fund are not tax deductible Donate | Manage Email Options | Privacy Policy | Unsubscribe This email was sent to tokic.stjepan719@gmail.com.

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We’re more than halfway there! Let’s get this plan rolling and start saving thousands of animals from torture Dear Avaazers, Brave activists installed secret cameras in slaughterhouses and filmed animals being hacked, dismembered and decapitated all while alive and conscious! Scientists have proved that many animals have the same emotions and awareness as toddlers. It's time to stop torturing them in this sickening way. Thankfully, the secret footage forced governments in France and Israel to require 24 hour slaughter surveillance -- and we can take this genius strategy global. If each of us chips in now, Avaaz'll buy the cameras, fund undercover journalists to get footage, and then run massive exposé campaigns in the media to force governments to make this violence illegal and protect animals everywhere.  Chip in to use film to stop the sick slaughter: YES, I'LL DONATE €14 YES, I'LL DONATE €21 YES, I'LL DONATE €35 YES, I'LL DONATE €53 YES, I'LL DONATE €88 YES, I'LL DONATE ANOTHER AMOUNT Seeing the fear and pain in the eyes of a cow as she is pushed to brutal torture and death is beyond heartbreaking. And to not even take the extra few seconds to sedate and numb her beforehand, just to make a tiny bit more money and kill more animals faster, is inhumane and must be stopped. In France activists put cameras in a slaughterhouse that claimed to be "animal friendly," and showed animals weren't even being stunned before they were killed. The videos were so shocking, they inspired a national campaign that won a ruling requiring cameras in the places animals are raised and killed for meat, that have to be reviewed by animal welfare experts! Whether we eat meat or not, this kind of law stops unnecessary violence AND makes sure our food comes from safe (and sane) farms and factories. If we put this plan in action fast, it's possible to pass this same law for the whole European Union, then bring protections to animals in the US and Canada and across the world. We can move on this now with just a few cameras and with the help of our journalist and animal rights partners, if each of us just donates a small amount today!  YES, I'LL DONATE €14 YES, I'LL DONATE €21 YES, I'LL DONATE €35 YES, I'LL DONATE €53 YES, I'LL DONATE €88 YES, I'LL DONATE ANOTHER AMOUNT Every time we win a new recognition for the humanity of animals, we come closer to a world where the harmony between humanity and nature is restored. Our campaigning together has already saved massive corridors for elephants and orangutans, seriously cut back whale hunting, and marked the beginning of the end for a brutal dog slaughter. This is our chance to legally end the intolerable suffering of the animals most exploited by humans. With hope and respect for everyone in this amazing movement, Emma, Alice, Nataliya, Danny, Luca, and the whole Avaaz team MORE INFORMATION French parliament votes for slaughterhouse cameras (Politico) http://www.politico.eu/article/french-parliament-votes-for-slaughterhouses-cameras/ Cameras to be installed in all slaughterhouses in Israel (Jerusalem Online) http://www.jerusalemonline.com/news/in-israel/local/cameras-to-be-installed-in-all-slaughterhouses-in-israel-14480 Israel Moves to Install Cameras in Slaughterhouses to Prevent Cruelty (Haaretz) http://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-1.694463

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Chris Hayes: Trump ‘Knew Literally—And I Mean Literally—Nothing About’ His Health-Care Bill   Plus Joan Walsh on Trump and the Russians, and Amy Wilentz on Ivanka.   START MAKING SENSE, JON WIENER

Why Does Devin Nunes Still Have a Job?   As the Senate Intelligence Committee opens its first hearings into Russian interference into the U.S. election, Nunes's partisan buffoonery looks worse and worse.   JOAN WALSH

The Tea Party Helped Build the Bridge to Single-Payer   By pushing a draconian repeal of Obamacare, they awakened a giant. Thanks, guys!   RICHARD KIM

Under Trump, the United States May Now Be Killing More Civilians Than Russia   With mass-casualty events from Raqqa to Mosul, some think the US military is scrapping rules designed to protect innocents.   PETER CERTO

Trump’s Climate Order May Make it Harder to Prepare for Natural Disasters   The president rolled back two directives meant to protect communities from the effects of climate change.   ZOË CARPENTER

Victory! USA Women’s Hockey Team Just Won Their Strike   These women have shown female athletes as well as the labor movement what winning looks like.   DAVE ZIRIN

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The one-stop news site covering Israel, the region and the Jewish people worldwide   THE DAILY EDITION   WHAT MATTERS MOST ON » THU, MAR 30, 2017   Share This:    Visit the timesofisrael.com - updated 24/7. The Jewish world's fastest-growing website. Click here!   US Jewish leader warns Palestinians will cite forthcoming report to demand compensation from Israel   Planned study by UN body behind ‘apartheid’ report to compare Israel to US slavery   After its last report was rejected, and its director quit in protest, ESCWA now working on ‘project to calculate cost of Israeli occupation,’ looking at South Africa and US as models for future reparations   By ERIC CORTELLESSA         At Israeli event at UN, Haley slams BDS movement as nothing to do with ‘justice’   By CATHRYN J. PRINCE     Israel cuts UN payment by $2 million over ‘anti-Israel’ bias   By AP and AFP     Iran denies Arab League accusation of Mideast meddling   By AFP     'Nobody is brought to justice, and those who seek to bring the officials to justice -- not only inside Russia but outside Russia -- become targets of the regime'   Saying he was poisoned in Russia, ex-Canadian justice minister fights a Kremlin bullying campaign   Irwin Cotler believes he was targeted during a 2006 official visit to Moscow, and says dozens of other journalists, lawyers, human rights activists, opposition leaders and dissidents have been as well   By SIMONA WEINGLASS       Cabinet set to approve new settlement for Amona evacuees   Netanyahu vows to ‘fulfill the promise’ he made months ago, despite failure to reach understanding with Trump on West Bank construction   By RAPHAEL AHREN         Greenblatt: Peace deal would ‘reverberate’ through the world   By ALEXANDER FULBRIGHT and DOV LIEBER     Dershowitz says Trump ‘clearly’ endorsed Palestinian state   By DANIEL ESTRIN     In Jerusalem, Trump special envoy asks rabbi for peacemaking advice   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF     ANALYSIS   How does Trump intend to square the Israeli-Palestinian circle?   President wants a peace deal, but has not endorsed a two-state framework. PM relishes this ambiguity, but at some point US leader will have to make decisions   By RAPHAEL AHREN     Related article: Arab leaders ready to work with Trump on Mideast peace deal     Deal on new public broadcaster ends coalition crisis   Netanyahu, Kahlon agree to strip new corporation of news division and create a separate entity for state-funded current affairs programming   By RAOUL WOOTLIFF         Israel's National Library publishes 1943 note, in which SS chief also commiserates on the 'unhappy' anniversary of the Balfour Declaration   In rediscovered telegram, Himmler offers Jerusalem’s mufti help against ‘Jewish intruders’   Hitler’s deputy assures pro-Nazi Haj Amin al-Husseini of Nazis‘ ‘particular sympathy‘ for struggle of ‘freedom-loving Arabs’ of Palestine and beyond   By SUE SURKES     LIVE UPDATES Latest: Assad’s future to be decided by Syrian people, Tillerson says   US-Israeli JCC bomb threat suspect ordered kept in jail     Deal on new public broadcaster ends coalition crisis that threatened to dissolve government; US attorney Alan Dershowitz says Trump ‘clearly’ expressed support for 2-state solution   By TAMAR PILEGGI     Killer husband says ‘God told me’ to behead his ex-wife   Meir Ephraim Goldstein promises to reveal in 8 days why he gruesomely murdered his former spouse; judge sends him to psychiatric hospital   By ALEXANDER FULBRIGHT     Related article: Tiberias man walked around with ex-wife’s severed head under his arm     JCC bomb threat suspect ordered kept behind bars as tumor blamed     Father of Ashkelon resident released to house arrest; lawyer says suspect has medical issues that may have caused him to call in hundreds of threats   By TAMAR PILEGGI and TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF   Related article: US man accused of threatening Jewish centers appears in court       For Israel’s cadre of kidney donors, giving is a given   Matnat Chaim has saved lives nationwide by facilitating over 400 altruistic donations, though policy of allowing donors to limit their giving to Jewish recipients draws ire   By STÉPHANIE BITAN         Ahead of Passover, Western Wall cleared of all notes   Thousands of prayers scribbled on scraps of paper are painstakingly removed from Jerusalem holy site in biannual cleaning       On ‘hating’ David Grossman   MATTHEW KALMAN Strong disagreement with his views is exactly the reason to come hear what the world-renowned novelist has to say       We refuse to fall into the abyss   SHIVI FROMAN Israelis’ readiness to aid children in Syria, an enemy state, shows they are walking a very narrow bridge       Sunday’s Grossman interview culminates our terrific ToI Presents series   DAVID HOROVITZ Thanks for making our opening set of English-speaking events such a success. 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