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Episode Links
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[24 June 2022] Considering a big move this year? You may want to think about Canada or western Europe after Australia’s massive drop in the world rankings.
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[24 June 2022] You’d think a publication called TheDailyAus might recognise the Aboriginal flag, but the “social media first” website mistakenly Photoshopped a German flag on to a picture of the Sydney Harbour Bridge to illustrate the New South Wales government’s plans for the Aboriginal flag to have a permanent spot by the end of the year.
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[22 June 2022] Further proof, if needed, that Greg Sheridan doesn’t live on the same planet as the rest of us. #gregsheridan #Christianity
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[24 June 2022] Jordan Klepper makes Trump supporters watch clips of the January 6th hearings
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In this special episode of War Against Humanity, we take a look at the underlying neurological functions that allow us to hate another group of people. Maybe it helps us to understand the ultimate question about WW2; how on earth could all of this happen?
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[24 June 2022] The Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade in a decision on a Mississippi abortion law that would prohibit nearly all abortions after 15 weeks. NBC's Pete Williams reports.
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[4 May 2022] The phones inside an Alabama abortion clinic were ringing off the hook: the callers wanted to know if abortion remains legal. And, if so, for how long?
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[24 June 2022] CNBC's Shepard Smith and Eamon Javers report on the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark case that granted federal abolition rights across the U.S. for the past 50 years.
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[24 June 2022] The Supreme Court on Friday overturned decades of federal protection for abortion access. In the ruling that found that a Mississippi law banning most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy is constitutional, the previous protections afforded under the case Roe v. Wade are effectively overturned. The U.S. will now see a patchwork of laws with some states limiting or banning abortion all together, and others protecting access to the procedure. The PBS NewsHour’s John Yang reported on what comes next, including that several companies, including Disney, among others, have said they will help pay for their employees abortion care, if they need to travel to another state to access the procedure.
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