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United Kingdom lawmakers rejected an assisted-dying bill after warnings it could put pressure on the vulnerable and weaken the duty to care.

Story Highlights

  • Members of Parliament voted down the assisted-dying bill after a tense debate.
  • Opponents cited risks of coercion for disabled, elderly, and abused people.
  • Backers had framed a narrow, six-month terminal threshold with medical review.
  • Government impact papers modeled a small applicant pool but left safeguard doubts.

The mum-of-two spent more than a decade taking chemotherapy drug temozolomide (TMZ), undergoing radiotherapy and living under the shadow of a terminal diagnosis.

But, now experts have told her that she never had cancer but tumefactive demyelination, an inflammation of the brain which could have been treated with steroids.

A statutory review committee in the Netherlands has issued a lengthy statement defending the "termination of life" of a 1-year-old child.

The incident of euthanasia occurred late last year and involved a child described as "nearly two years old."

This second group also claimed that 'there was no continuous unbearable suffering' and that 'reasonable alternative solutions existed.'

The last time Mike Rogers made a run for the Senate, his congressional record on opioids weighed him down. Although his Democratic opponent, Rep. Elissa Slotkin, mostly avoided the issue, surrogates like state Sen. Rosemary Bayer gave him no quarter, pounding the former Republican congressman and FBI agent.

By Anisa Snipes, foxnews.com (north Carolina)

South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace is calling for Lindsay Clancy to receive the death penalty and be publicly executed following the deaths of her three young children.

In a series of posts on X, the Republican representative weighed in heavily on the high-profile Massachusetts case, arguing Clancy should face the ultimate punishment.