Chicago Tribune Urges Illinois Governor to Veto Assisted Suicide Bill
The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board is urging Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) to veto an assisted suicide bill that state lawmakers narrowly passed on Halloween.

The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board is urging Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) to veto an assisted suicide bill that state lawmakers narrowly passed on Halloween.

Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), Canada’s preferred euphemism for euthanasia, has become so popular practitioners struggle to meet demand.

The bill is now sitting on Gov. Kathy Hochul’s (D) desk — the governor has not indicated whether she will sign the bill, but her office said she will “review the legislation.”

The bill would allow people with a prognoses of six months or less to live to be prescribed lethal drugs to end their lives.

Delaware Democrat Gov. Matt Meyer signed a bill on Tuesday legalizing physician-assisted suicide for terminally ill patients given six months or less to live.

The Nevada legislature killed a bill on Friday that would have legalized physician-assisted suicide.

The New York State Assembly passed a bill on Tuesday the would legalize medically assisted suicide for people with terminal illnesses.

A Texas 12-year-old suffering from terminal cancer was honored by Alabama police with a ceremony naming him a deputy chief — bringing his total number of honorary law enforcement titles to over 900.

Nearly 900 people died by assisted suicide in 2023 in California, according to a state department of health report released this month.

Canada is expected to lead the world in assisted suicide deaths under its medical assistance in dying (MAID) program as soon as 2025, the Toronto Star reported.

It will soon be legal to Euthanise children with certain terminal illnesses in the Netherlands, reports on Friday have claimed.

Activists pushing for the adoption of assisted suicide laws are framing their agenda using the “bodily autonomy” argument.

Christian doctors are standing against a law that requires them to facilitate suicide in ways that violate their religious convictions.

A popular family-run haunted house in San Bernardino, California, was shut down by city officials after neighbors complained about traffic and safety concerns.

Dozens of people came out to help repaint the house of a 45-year-old former teacher from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, after he was told by his doctors that he had only months to live.

A terminally ill father was able to hug his son before his football game one last time, thanks to a nurse who stepped in to get a pilot to fly him to the away game.

A Delaware hospital organized a wedding on Sunday for a terminally ill patient and his fiancée, who followed their vow to be together “in sickness and in health” long before they said, “I do.” Rachel Jiménez said everything changed for her

A terminally-ill nine-year-old girl who is battling cancer was named an honorary firefighter by her local fire department.

A Colorado mother has been accused of killing her daughter whom she claimed died of a terminal illness.

A Minnesota woman diagnosed with terminal cancer who spent years taking care of others as a nurse got her bucket list wish to ride-along in a police car.
