Some years ago I was listening to a radio show that featured a singer from South America. She introduced a song by mentioning that it dealt with certain taboo subjects for Americans. The audience ...

Good news not being thick on the ground these days, I’m delighted to note some very good news from the mother country: on April 24, the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill failed to gain passage ...

An Emerson College survey recently revealed that a plurality of young people think the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson is acceptable. The data show that 41 percent of respondents between ...

Twenty years ago, Terri Schiavo, a severely disabled woman reliant on hospital care and a feeding tube, died when her husband made the decision to deny her nutrition and hydration. Schiavo’s natal ...

Hope for Colombia dwells inside its most lethal killing field – Bellavista Prison. Thousands of red brick homes, the shade of dried blood, enfold mountainous Medellín like the memory of an infamous ...

The Netherlands vividly illustrates how euthanasia/assisted suicide cannot logically be limited to the restricted category of people diagnosed with a terminal illness. Since euthanasia began there ...

Blessed Fulton Sheen Gives Us a New Chance at an End to Abortion in America California and the ‘Right’ to Dead Children Remembering Mothers and Their Unborn Children Murdered on 9/11 Feminists Miss ...

I was amused to note the anger and emotionalism with which Matthew K. Wynia and Arthur Derse criticize my book, Culture of Death: The Assault on Medical Ethics in America. But what are they so angry ...