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A Canadian woman claims her 83-year-old Christian grandmother was forced to undergo medically assisted dying against her will and even shouted, "I don't want the death shot," before being euthanized.
Catholics nuns are suing Illinois, alleging the state is violating their constitutional rights and deeply held religious convictions by forcing them to promote assisted suicide and barring them from advising patients against it.
In just a week, Parliament will revisit an assisted suicide bill that lost ground the more scrutiny it received — and advocates are turning to a maneuver used only seven times in a century to push it through anyway.
Illinois has temporarily agreed not to enforce a new assisted suicide law against Christian doctors and Catholic entities that argue the law violates their religious convictions and constitutional rights.
"In counseling, there aren't too many women. There are too few men." A veteran counselor makes the case for a new calling.
The controversial 2024 death of Mica Miller is now the subject of a three-part Netflix docuseries, as federal authorities accuse her widower, Pastor John-Paul Miller, of cyberstalking her until she took her life. Titled “Death of the Pastor’s Wife,” the series premieres Aug. 26.
It's genuinely reckless to use a platform the size of NBC's to insist that kids will die without these drugs and never once stop to explain why serious people have real reservations.
