After finding thousands of preserved fetal remains on the estate of a well-known former abortion doctor from South Bend, Will County officials conduct an inquiry.

The lawyer for Dr. Ulrich Klopfer’s family approached them on Thursday, informing them about the grisly discovery of 2,246 medically preserved fetal remains, according to the Will County Sheriff’s Office.

Dr. Klopfer was suspended in 2015 on charges of failing to report a 13-year-old girl’s abortion, and the horrifying discovery of thousands of fetal components on his estate raises questions about the real nature of his job.

WGNTV reports: The attorney said the remains had been discovered while passing through the estate of Klopfer and contacted the coroner to request appropriate removal.

Sheriff’s detectives, Crime Scene Investigators, and coroner’s office officials arrived at the address and took over the remains.

Authorities said there is no proof that the estate carried any medical operations.

Reports from WSBT in South Bend Kloper used to exercise at South Bend’s Women’s Pavilion. His medical permit was suspended in 2015 after accusing a 13-year-old girl of not reporting an abortion.

The office of the Sheriff said the family cooperates completely with this inquiry.

President Trump said Thursday that Barack Obama’s laws on light bulb usage had a bad impact on his appearance.

Trump explained why he doesn’t like light bulb laws with House Republicans at a Baltimore retreat.

“The light bulb— individuals were saying what the light bulb is about,” Trump said. “I said the tale is here, and I looked at it, the bulb we were compelled to use. Most importantly, the light isn’t nice for me. “I always look purple and so do you,” he added. “The light is the worst.” Comments from Trump came after his administration relocated in September to avoid the impact of new light bulb efficiency norms on Jan. 1.

President Trump: “The light bulb. People said what’s with the light bulb. I said here’s the story, and I looked at it. The bulb that we’re being forced to use. Number one, to me, most importantly, the light’s no good. I always look orange. And so do you. The light is the worst.” pic.twitter.com/RT1FW5JjpS

— The Hill (@thehill) September 13, 2019

President Trump: “The light bulb. People said what’s with the light bulb. I said here’s the story, and I looked at it. The bulb we’re forced to use. Number one, to me, most importantly, the light isn’t nice. I always look like it’s purple. And so do you. The light is the worst.” pic.twitter.com/RT1FW5JjpS— The Hill (@thehill) September 13, 2019 DailyCaller report: Congress enacted laws in November 2013. Former President Barack Obama has extended the prohibition to include bug lights, three-way bulbs, rough service lamps, and some ornamental bulbs.

The decision of Obama came in January 2017 and was roped in bulbs earlier exempted from the ban.

Obama authorities asserted that expansion was required because unregulated bulbs could be used by customers to substitute controlled bulbs. The Energy Department] expects these sales to rise as these lamps could be used as substitutes for other controlled types of lamps,” the rule stated.

Trump’s remark Thursday possibly discusses a meme about the orange teint of the president that some individuals think is the consequence of an overabundance of self-tanning lotion.

Beto O’Rourke asserted during his opening declaration at the Democratic discussion on Thursday that President Trump was accountable for last month’s mass shooting in El Paso, Texas.

According to Beto, the horrific assault, which killed 22 individuals and wounded 24 others, demonstrates “just how hazardous Donald Trump is.” “Two things became crystal evident to me on August 3rd, in El Paso, Texas, and I believe it gave this nation a turning point,” Beto started.

“The first is just how hazardous Donald Trump is–his presidency’s expense and effect,” continued O’Rourke.

“A racism and violence that had long been part of America was openly welcomed and directed to my hometown of El Paso, Texas, where twenty-two people were killed, tens more grievously wounded by a man carrying a weapon that should never have been able to buy in the first place–inspired by our president to kill.” “The second is how insufficient our politics is to meet the threat we face. “The bitterness, the meekness of the time, the incentives to attack each other and attempt to create differences without distinctions, mountains from the mole hills.” “We have to be larger. We need to see obviously, we need to talk honestly and we need to take decisive action. That’s what I’d like to do for you as United States president. Thank you. “Reports from Washingtonexaminer.com: racism, hatred, and all the other poor things that apparently never existed before Trump were to blame for the killing, O’Rourke said at the case in his opener. Maybe at that time ABC should have tossed up one of those sweet fact-checking TV news that has become so fond of. It might have said something like: “O’ROURKE: TRUMP TO BLAME FOR EL PASO (THERE’S NO PROOF HE WAS).” Apparently, last month’s shooter was concerned with “unchecked companies” involved in a U.S. government “taking over,” job automation, and an internet conspiracy theory about a deliberate effort to replace immigrants from native-born white Americans.

The domestic press, as well as Democrats like O’Rourke, basically overlooked those first two prongs.

In what was supposed to be his “manifesto,” the shooter also wrote that immigration and his other obsessions “predate Trump and his presidential campaign.” He said explicitly that he blamed mass immigration on both Republicans and Democrats.

O’Rourke doesn’t care. In this race, he’s drowning, and he wants to grab something, even if it’s a cruel lie.

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Former Wales rugby captain Gareth Thomas disclosed that he is HIV-positive, stating that around the illness he wishes to “break the stigma.”

He said he wanted to demonstrate how HIV-positive people are misrepresented as “walking around with walking sticks near death.”

He also spoke of “shame” and “fear” of maintaining secret about his illness.

The skipper of the ex-British and Irish Lions is due to discuss his diagnosis on Wednesday in a BBC Wales documentary.

The 45-year-old claims he feels like dying at his lowest stage in 2018.

Public information campaigns in the 1980s have left a legacy of misunderstanding, he says, warning individuals to take precautions against Aids.

Advances in medicine now enable healthy life for individuals who are HIV-positive. The virus can not be transmitted with efficient therapy.

Apart from waking up at 06:00 to getting a single pill every day and visiting the hospital every six months for blood testing, the condition has little effect on Thomas ‘ daily lives.

On the contrary, on Sunday, he takes part in an Ironman challenge that involved him learning to swim, which was a way for Thomas to demonstrate his physical and mental power.

“When I first discovered out I was going to have to live with HIV, it was immediately the first thing I believedwas: I was going to die,” he said.

“It’s not like I blame people that I don’t know that.

“This is a topic that people don’t speak about because of the 80s situations because it’s the only data they have.” He added: “The overriding question that everyone said to me–the first issue that everyone tells me when I tell them that I’m living with HIV–is’ Will you be OK?And the issue to ask is really sympathetic. But, this is meant to be the most beautiful way possible, it’s a really uneducated question. “Image copyright Christian Liewig / Corbis / Getty Images Image caption Gareth Thomas (right) is tackled by Sebastien Chabal of France during a 2007 game in Cardiff, Thomas said revealing that he was living with HIV was similar to coming out as gay in 2009 because of” the fear, the hiding, the secrecy, the unknown.

“But when it came to my sexuality, I believe it just seemed like there was more empathy and comprehension because you had more knowledge, because you could turn on the telly, and you could see LGBT representation on most platforms.” Who is Gareth Thomas? A timeline: July 25, 1974: born in Sarn near Bridgend in 1994: made his debut at home town club Bridgend and went on to play for Cardiff Blues (twice), Celtic Warriors and Toulouse in 1995: made his debut in Wales and went on to win 100 caps, scoring 40 trials and also appearing in three British Lions Tests.

2005: Winning the 2005 Heineken Cup with Toulouse and Wales captains in 27 years to their first grand slam.

2007: Wins the final World Cup cap for Wales.

2009: Reveals that he’s gay, saying “What I choose to do when I close the door at home doesn’t have anything to do with what I did in rugby.”

2010: Thomas switches rugby league codes.

2011: Announces his retirement, last appearing in Wrexham in July for Crusaders.

Image copyright CARL COURT / Getty Images Image caption Presenting a shirt for then Prime Minister David Cameron at a 2012 sporting gathering to address homophobia and transphobia in sport: his post-rugby career involves Celebrity Big Brother, pantomime roles, frequent work as a rugby pundit and campaigning against homophobia in sport. Actor Mickey Rourke from Hollywood is engaged in discussions to play him in a movie.

2014: Publishes Proud’s autobiography, which wins the year’s sports book.

2015: In a stage play, Crouch, Touch, Pause, Engage tells his life tale.

2018: After being attacked and victim of a hate crime in Cardiff, he posts a video on Twitter. When he conquered his fear of heights with the fire service, he took part in Sport Relief.

Thomas lives with his 56-year-old husband Stephen close Bridgend. In 2016, they got married.

Stephen speaks in the documentary about how the public will respond to the announcement made by Gareth and how the couple will be handled.

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“I’ll have to bring it on board and handle it,” he tells.

“When I come to it, I’m going to cross it.” Stephen, who doesn’t have HIV, added: “I believe it will teach so many individuals what HIV is.

“I’ve been one of the ignorant ones, I’m going to be frank, like so many people.” “I believe he’s doing a wonderful thing. He shows you can have HIV but you can still do the sport and the Ironman for the sake of goodness. “Getty When you have a secret that other individuals know about it, it makes you susceptible to them. And I just felt like I had no control over my own life. The documentary demonstrates Thomas ‘ anxiety and after a tabloid newspaper found out about his HIV status, he had to consult legal officials. It resulted reporters to go to the home of their relatives.

“I required to get my life under control,” he said.

“When you have a secret about which other individuals know you’re really susceptible to them. And I just felt like I didn’t have control over my own lives. “Thomas said he felt the strongest he ever had in his life at the moment.

“I had a crazy ride rollercoaster. My parents are telling me’ Jesus Christ.’ What’s next to come with you?’.

“I had the entire emotional challenge of exposing my sexuality and confronting that sporting stereotype.

“And then I thought’ I’m facing this,’ which has so many similarities.” Another former Wales international amateur triathlete and actress Samantha Womack transformed into Shane Williams in the film he confides.

He explained in an interview with BBC Wales: “I try to take control of my life, but I don’t try to break the stigma and educate for myself. Because it’s egotistical.

Image copyright nito100/Getty Images Image caption Drug PrEP is used as part of HIV prevention What is HIV? “I’m attempting to teach and break the stigma for everyone that involves me in that everyone.”
HIV is human immunodeficiency virus–immunodeficiency is the virus ‘ weakening of the immune system.
For many decades, it was passed on among humans but was only identified in the early 1980s.
If left untreated, HIV infection is transmitted through a number of stages, leading to late-stage HIV or AIDS HIV can be transmitted through blood or semen, but not spitting, sneezing, coughing, kissing or general social contact.
There is now strong evidence to say, with confidence, that the virus can not be passed on to individuals on efficient HIV treatment.
There are an estimated 94,100 individuals residing with HIV in the UK, about 2,200 in Wales; in 2018, 4,484 individuals were diagnosed, a decrease of 28% since 2015.
As a consequence of combination prevention–condom use, HIV prevention drug pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), extended HIV testing and antiretroviral therapy–the diagnosis of homosexual and bisexual males has fallen by 39 percent since 2015 Sources: Terrence Higgins Trust and Public Health England HIV drug’ should be on the NHS ‘ The HIV-positive person who prevented thousands of people from having the Ia virus Gareth is proof that a HIV diagnosis should not stop you from doing anything you want to do–whatever it is. “I hope Gareth will transform the attitudes towards HIV that were all too often stuck in the 1980s by speaking publicly about this.

“We’ve produced enormous medical progress in the battle against HIV, which means individuals living with HIV like Gareth are living healthy life for a long time now.

“We can also say without a doubt that the virus can not be passed on to those people and to effective HIV treatment. That’s precisely what Gareth intends to get out there to challenge the stigma that still surrounds this virus.

Avengers: Endgame overtook James Cameron’s Avatar earlier this summer to become the world’s highest-grossing all-time film. Which raises the question: Who are the actors of the highest size? Of the A-listers with America’s largest box office grosses, 18 were part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe— and / or continue to be part of it. But the cut was also produced by a lot of non-superhero stalwarts.

Also, well-represented on this list are the Star Wars and The Lord of the Rings franchises, consisting of a total of six places… with some crossover (Andy Serkis is in both franchises). But out of comic book franchises, Tom Cruise, Johnny Depp, and Woody Harrelson have all managed to do well. Unfortunately, the list is highly male-dominated, with just three females in the top 30 landings, but it’s always changing. From this time on, here are the top-grossing performers of Hollywood.

1. Samuel L. Jackson

Box office total: $7,106,460,118 (totals are domestic grosses, not worldwide)

Biggest movie: The Avengers (2012)

Getting into the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s ground floor has paid off for Samuel L. Jackson, but this is not the only significant franchise that has contributed to his top place on this list: Star Wars, The Incredibles, and Jurassic Park have also helped secure his place. According to algorithm-based research released in the journal Applied Network Science, he is not only the most bankable film star ($13.3 billion globally), he is also “the most important actor ever.” Plus, in more films than anyone on the list—120 and counting, Jackson has starred.

2. Robert Downey Jr.

Box office total: $5,818,750,378

Biggest movie: The Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Downey Jr. has had one of Hollywood history’s greatest comebacks, going from indie actor to play Iron Man in several Marvel movies. He’s one of the largest paid performers on this list as well; Downey rode for Avengers in $75 million: Endgame alone.

3. Scarlett Johansson

Box office total: $5,244,119,075

Biggest movie: Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Scarlett Johansson’s four-time Golden Globe nominee is one of only two females to make it one of the top ten places on this list. Like Jackson and Downey, her participation in the MCU has helped her usd globally in gross movies. She’s going to headline a Black Widow movie next year.

4. Harrison Ford

Box office total: $5,121,747,600

Biggest movie: Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)

While MCU folks are new to billion-dollar franchises, Harrison Ford has been performing for decades in record-breaking movies and in a multitude of franchises: Blade Runner, Star Wars, and Indiana Jones. The Force Awakens, however, was the first time he starred in a global movie that grossed over $1 billion.

5. Tom Hanks

Box office total: $5,038,685,542

Biggest movie: Toy Story 4 (2019)

Tom Hanks hasn’t starred in Star Wars or a superhero movie (unless you count Mr. Rogers as a superhero), yet he’s made a lot of cash by lending his voice to four Toy Story movies, including this year’s Toy Story 4, which earned around the world $1 billion.

6. Bradley Cooper

Box office total: $4,803,758,514

Biggest movie: Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Cooper seems unlikely to appear in the top 10, but voicing the MCU’s Rocket Raccoon of the Guardians of the Galaxy; directing / acting / producing / composing A Star Is Born; and starring in the $300 million American Sniper improved the bankability of the seven-time Oscar nominee.

7. Morgan Freeman

Box office total: $4,624,290,253

Biggest movie: The Dark Knight (2008)

Domestically, the Dark Knight earned a whopping $535 million, making it the Christian Bale Batman series ‘ most lucrative. Moreover, Freeman has expressed God, worthy of himself.

8. Don Cheadle

Box office total: $4,422,654,260

Biggest movie: Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Don Cheadle benefited most from being part of the MCU, but he also starred at the franchise of the profitable Ocean.

9. Andy Serkis

Box office total: $4,357,712,246

Biggest movie: Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)

Andy Serkis has been in some of the most successful films ever, including Black Panther, The Force Awakens, the rebooted Apes films ‘ Planet, and The Lord of Rings trilogy. Sometimes it appears in a corporeal form, sometimes it is only his voice and/or body movements that make it appear on the screen. With appearances in four significant franchises— and a hilarious role in 13 Going on 30–Serkis has almost Jackson beat.

10. Zoe Saldana

Box office total: $4,193,566,592

Biggest movie: Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Zoe Saldana benefits from being part of the franchises Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Star Trek, as well as Avatar, which used to be the largest film until it was unseated by Endgame.

11. Chris Pratt

Box office total: $4,145,406,026

Biggest movie: Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Andy Dwyer / Star Lord exploded in a large manner in 2014. Chris Pratt has been making his bread and butter through the MCU, two Jurassic Worlds, since starring in the Guardians of the Galaxy, and lending his voice to two LEGO movies.

12. Anthony Daniels

Box office total: $4,040,875,544

Biggest movie: Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)

Anthony Daniels owes his entire film career to playing C-3PO in every Star Wars movie, including The Last Jedi from 2017 and Skywalker’s upcoming The Rise. Daniels also spoke C-3PO on the Internet in The LEGO Movie and Ralph Breaks.

13. Chris Evans

Box office total: $4,019,809,829

Biggest movie: Avengers: Endgame (2019)

The second Chris on this list, Chris Evans, is most popular for his role as Captain America — although playing the Human Torch in two Fantastic Four films helped him achieve a top place on this list.

14. Chris Hemsworth

Box office total: $4,018,762,362

Biggest movie: Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Like Chris Evans, the profitable career of Chris Hemsworth was mainly located in the MCU.

15. Tom Cruise

Box office total: $3,997,627,920

Biggest movie: War of the Worlds (2005)

Tom Cruise has been an A-lister from Hollywood since even before the birth of some of the younger MCU members. His films range from Mission: Impossible franchise to stand-alone hits such as Minority Report, Jerry Maguire, The Firm, Rain Man, Top Gun, and World War. It grossed $234,280,354—only $14 million over the Mission of 2018: Impossible–Fallout. Next year, with a Top Gun sequel, Cruise will attempt to move up the list.

16. Idris Elba

Box office total: $3,848,550,304

Biggest movie: Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

He has improved his box office tally with hits such as Hobbs and Shaw and Star Trek Beyond as well as voice work in The Jungle Book, Finding Dory, and Zootopia in relation to Idris Elba’s position in the MCU.

17. Johnny Depp

Box office total: $3,846,802,966

Biggest movie: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (2006)

Johnny Depp starred in all five Caribbean movies ‘ Pirates — including the $1 billion grosser Dead Man’s Chest around the world. The Alice of Tim Burton in Wonderland and the Fantastic Beasts of 2018: Grindelwald’s Crimes have held its star status afloat.

18. Eddie Murphy

Box office total: $3,811,107,808

Biggest movie: Shrek 2 (2004)

Although Eddie Murphy hasn’t had a blockbuster from his 2010 Shrek Forever After voicing Donkey, he retains a large box office draw from older fare like Beverly Hills Cop (1984); Dr. Doolittle and The Nutty Professor movies; Dreamgirls (2006); and three more Shrek movies. The sequel to coming to America next year should also increase his total box office.

19. Stanley Tucci

Box office total: $3,778,184,471

Biggest movie: Beauty and the Beast (2017)

Yes, Stanley Tucci had a tiny part in the MCU — he portrayed Abraham Erskine in Captain America: The First Avenger — but his most impressive box office grosses came from starring in a few Transformers movies, the Beauty and the Beast Live-Action series, and the Hunger Games series, which totalled over $2 billion worldwide.

20. Mark Ruffalo

Box office total: $3,764,716,234

Biggest movie: Avengers: Endgame (2019)

In The Kids Are All Right (2010), Foxcatcher (2014), and Spotlight (2015), Mark Ruffalo has won three (and counting) Oscar nominations for lower roles. But it has helped him hit the box office by playing the Hulk.

21. Ian McKellen

Box office total: $3,654,414,482

Biggest movie: Beauty and the Beast (2017)

Ian McKellen has been a staple franchise for almost 20 years, starting with X-Men in 2000. A mixture of X-Men movies and the trilogy of The Lord of the Rings made him one of the most popular performers in Hollywood. If that wasn’t enough, two Hobbit movies, The Da Vinci Code, and the Beauty and the Beast of 2017 pushed him to the total of large box office.

22. Benedict Cumberbatch

Box office total: $3,585,440,897

Biggest movie: Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Star Trek Into Darkness, The Hobbit, voicing the titular character in The Grinch in 2018 and playing Doctor Strange in the MCU, made it possible for Benedict Cumberbatch to make a dent in the worldwide box office.

23. Dwayne Johnson

Box office total: $3,564,845,910

Biggest movie: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017)

The Rock’s roles in the Fast and the Furious series— including the spinoff of 2019, Hobbs and Shaw — broke some box office records, but his sections in Jumanji (nearly $1 billion globally) and Maui’s voicing in Moana also contributed a lot of cash to his complete box office globally. He will be starring in a sequel to Jumanji in December — Jumanji: The Next Level.

24. Will Smith

Box office total: $3,559,520,435

Biggest movie: Aladdin (2019)

With early accomplishments such as Independence Day, the Bad Boys franchise (another is on the manner), and three men in Black films, Will Smith has become one of the world’s biggest stars. Although he has been a movie star for over 25 years, his greatest hit to date is Aladdin’s live-action this year.

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25. Jeremy Renner

Box office total: $3,547,806,066

Biggest movie: Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Jeremy Renner has to thank the MCU, Mission: Impossible–Ghost Protocol, and American Hustle for his location on this list. Also one of his lowest-grossing films is the Hurt Locker, which is one of his most acclaimed films.

26. Josh Brolin

Box office total: $3,528,495,148

Biggest movie: Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Over the previous few years, a late-career revival has been witnessed by veteran actor Josh Brolin. In three Avengers movies he not only played Thanos, but he also appeared in Deadpool 2. Deadpool 2 and Avengers: Infinity War grossed a total of nearly $3 billion globally in 2018 alone. This is not a poor year.

27. Cate Blanchett

Box office total: $3,497,073,561

Biggest movie: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)

In the early aughts, Oscar winner Cate Blanchett demonstrated that with her position in The Lord of the Rings series she could be a precious franchise asset. She joined the MCU with Thor: Raganok in 2017. With The Hobbit films, Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull Kingdom, Cinderella, and Ocean’s 8, she produced intelligent cash decisions.

28. Vin Diesel

Box office total: $3,493,342,043

Biggest movie: Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

Vin Diesel voiced Galaxy Groot Guardians in the MCU, although the animated character had scarcely any dialog except to say “I am Groot.” But his starring role in seven Fast and Furious films was what made his stardom balloon. More Fast and Furious movies are scheduled, and Diesel also has a role to play in the upcoming sequels of Avatar.

29. Woody Harrelson

Box office total: $3,479,339,743

Biggest movie: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)

In the first of four Hunger Games movies, Woody Harrelson starred in 2012. Their elevated grosses, particularly the Catching Fire of 2013, strengthened his position as a wonderful character actor who could also bear a significant franchise. He continued his blockbuster streak in 2018 and spinoffs Solo: A Star Wars Story, and Venom in Star Wars.

30. Anthony Mackie

Box office total: $3,451,128,814

Biggest movie: Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Anthony Mackie has to thank the MCU on this list for his location on the 30th spot.

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