As an American Anglophile, I find it difficult not to look upon the news emanating from Great Britain and despair.
If we continue on the present course, we are stepping over a fine, but very significant, line; we will be legalising intentional killing, and fundamentally altering medical ethics as it has been ...
Readers discuss the British vote on the issue and urge actions in the U.S. Also: Safeguarding our food; taxing cow burps in ...
Liberalism maximizes individual autonomy but struggles on some choices that should remain off-limits. I've been thinking a ...
Those who champion assisted dying aren’t appreciating how these institutional shifts shepherd more people into accepting ...
The United Kingdom voted on bills saying the state should assist in euthanizing any adult who is “expected to die within six ...
The UK is getting closer to legalizing assisted dying. On paper it may seem compassionate, but as with the Canadian case, the ...
Whether a person has access to assisted dying is largely dictated by their country of residence. In many countries around the ...
The Association of Palliative Medicine in the U.K. is opposed to changing the law on assisted suicide in England and Wales.
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) made an unusual criticism of domestic policy overseas in a “point of personal privilege” during ...
There were no loud cheers when, on November 29th, the speaker of the House of Commons announced that MPs had voted in favour ...
Lord Elliott of Ballinamallard was speaking after the House of Commons in Westminster voted the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill past ...