CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty ImagesWith the overturn of Roe v Wade potentially on the horizon in the US, anti-abortion activists in Canada say they are optimistic the "culture change" could spill across the border.
The Campaign Life Coalition says it is confident it will galvanise a shift in Canada as well. Abortion was decriminalised in the country in 1988. On Thursday, the group will hold its annual march against abortions on Parliament Hill. Read More...
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$400,000 Mores McWreath Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family Mores McWreath is a director and actress, known for Picturing Aphasia (2006) and New Dawn Fades (2008). Net Worth$400,000ProfessionDirector, Actress, CinematographerDirector TitleYearStatusCharacterPicturing Aphasia2006Documentary shortActress TitleYearStatusCharacterNew Dawn Fades2008ShortCrunch Division #7Cinematographer TitleYearStatusCharacterPicturing Aphasia2006Documentary shortEditor TitleYearStatusCharacterPicturing Aphasia2006Documentary shortProducer TitleYearStatusCharacterPicturing Aphasia2006Documentary short producer Known for moviesPicturing Aphasia 2006
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As a trained historian of science, I’m appalled that “Oppenheimer” won best picture. It’s a truism that history is written by its winners, and this film is no exception.
The narrative in “Oppenheimer” was established in a crafty piece of propaganda published by the military only days after the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. “Atomic Energy for Military Purposes,” known today as the Smyth Report after its author, Princeton University physicist and military adviser Henry DeWolf Smyth, focuses on all the clever scientific achievements of Smyth’s physicist friends at the expense of a more expansive story. Read More...