Network News

  • Cannes Film Festival Awards Pro-Euthanasia Film
  • 6/11/2012
  • (LifeSiteNews.com) - Last Sunday, the Cannes film festival awarded the coveted Palme d'Or award to a film that portrays the "mercy killing" of an incapacitated loved one in a positive light.
  • Abortion, Euthanasia Dominate Ethics Agenda at Annual Meeting
  • 6/10/2012
  • (NRLC) - Abortion and euthanasia are to be debated at a major British Medical Association (BMA) meeting later this month. The BMA holds its annual representative meeting, where it sets policy for the next year, in Bournemouth in the last week of June.
  • America to Supremes: Toss Obamacare!
  • 6/09/2012
  • (First Things) - Some observers criticized the Obama Administration for trying to intimidate the Supreme Court after the Solicitor General's apparently disastrous oral argument in favor of the law.
  • Ten-Month Coma Patient Sheds Tears After Hearing Fiancee's Voice
  • 6/08/2012
  • (news.com.au) - The injuries Mathew Taylor had suffered in a motorbike crash were so severe that his devastated family were warned he may never wake up. But then came the phone call that would change everything.
  • Genomic Eugenic Abortion Testing
  • 6/07/2012
  • (First Things) - In a world in which all people are valued equally, testing the entire genome of a gestating fetus would be a splendid way to allow parents to prepare to care for a child born with special needs.
  • Myers Park Senior Awakens From Coma, Set To Graduate
  • 6/06/2012
  • (msnbc.com) - A Myers Park High School senior will do something in eight days that just a few months ago, his parents thought they'd never see - he's going to walk across the stage at his high school graduation.
  • No to Human Organ Farms!
  • 6/05/2012
  • (First Things) - Here we go again! The push to transform the most ill and disabled living human bodies into so many organ farms continues among some bioethicists and within organ transplant ethical discourse.
  • Deathmonger Felos Still Exploiting Terri Schiavo
  • 6/03/2012
  • (NCG) - After flying under the radar and staying out of the public's view for nearly six years, right-to-die proponent George Felos is back on the road again after using the Terri Schiavo case to promote his own ideological agenda while being compensated by monies that were to have been used for rehabilitation of the disabled woman to instead kill her.
  • Global Right-To-Die Battle Descends On Zurich
  • 6/01/2012
  • (worldcrunch.com) - Sparks are set to fly as groups on both sides of the right-to-die debate prepare to descend on Zurich - with just one street to divide them.
  • Bill Would Strengthen Ban on Euthanasia
  • 5/31/2012
  • (KATC) - A bid to strengthen Louisiana's ban on euthanasia is headed to the governor's desk after receiving final legislative passage.