Planned Parenthood Says They Performed 374,155 Abortions Last Year

Planned Parenthood’s annual report has revealed that the organization performed 374,155 abortions last year.

This is the second-highest number of abortions performed in a single year in the organization’s history.

This averages out to 1,025 abortions being performed by Planned Parenthood every day.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/04/planned-parenthood-says-they-performed-374155-abortions-last-year/

Netanyahu supporters fill streets in Jerusalem, across Israel to support PM's judicial reform plan

Several protesters held Gadsden flags, and one person said, "I'm inspired by the American Revolution."

JERUSALEM – Supporters of Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to reform the country's judicial system flocked to the streets of the capital city – part of a national day of support for the conservative leader's effort.

News reports say at least 200,000 people filled the streets of the ancient city of Jerusalem, waving flags and singing religious Jewish songs.

The nationwide turnout – known as the "Million March" – featured citizens from all over Israel, mostly religious, to counter the protests in opposition to the plan that have rocked the country over the past several months.

Netanyahu in late March delayed a vote on the reform due to security concerns surrounding the protests ahead of Passover, Ramadan and Easter.

The Israeli parliament, or Knesset, is set to reconsider the issue after reconvening from its holiday break.

Adam Russo, a Jerusalem resident who came to the march carrying a Gadsten flag with the message, "Don't Tread on Me," told Just the News, "I'm here because they stole our democracy. … I think that we have a right to decide what kind of path our country should take."

https://justthenews.com/world/middle-east/100000-israelis-protest-support-judicial-reform

Norway’s carbon capture project paused over high cost projections

The Biden adminsitration is reportedly looking to make carbon capture an integral part of power plants across America.

Acarbon capture project in Oslo, Norway, is being halted for at least a year after the CEO of the group overseeing the project said it exceeded the allocated budget.

In a statement, Hafslund Oslo Celsio’s chief executive officer said the new cost calculations show "we cannot implement the original plans for the carbon capture project within the existing budget."

According to Reuters, the un-affordability of the project was due to inflation impacting project suppliers, geopolitical instability that has driven up energy costs and the country’s weakened currency, the Norwegian crown.

The project is now being delayed for at least a year while those overseeing it work to slash costs.

The Klemetrsud plant, a waste-to-energy plant that was being subsidized by Norway’s government and the Oslo city council, reportedly had a $518 million investment from Celsio.

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/energy/norways-carbon-capture-project-paused-over-high-cost-projections