Articles by Leslie Wolfgang
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2.2KInternationalCanada now leads the world in using assisted suicide to kill this vulnerable group
While Canada has not practiced capital punishment for over 61 years, it has initiated a program to euthanize prisoners utilizing its Medical Assistance...
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1.8KIssuesHawaii expands assisted suicide, weakening waiting periods
Waiting periods in Hawaii’s assisted suicide law have been re-characterized as “barriers” and are set to be removed as early as this...
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2.1KInternationalDoctors in Canada pressured to push assisted suicide to save government money
Doctors in Canada say they are facing subtle pressure from the Canadian government to use Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) to cut...
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1.2KIssuesCalifornia district judge denies addition of euthanasia to end of life law
United States District Judge Vince Chhabria, through a series of rulings, has completely dismissed a Northern California lawsuit by Lonny Shavelson, M.D.,...
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1.7KNewsbreakThe 2023 federal budget includes $2 million to renovate Planned Parenthood facility
According to the Daily Caller, as part of the 2023 federal funding package, the Planned Parenthood Mar Monte Community Clinic facility in...
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1.4KAnalysisWorld Medical Association votes to protect conscientious objection
The World Medical Association (WMA) has voted to protect conscientious objection for medical personnel concerning assisted suicide and euthanasia by excluding a...
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1.4KNewsbreakBiden signs federal spending bill with more than $800 million allocated to ‘family planning’
Update 12/31/22: On Friday, President Biden signed the $1.7 trillion government funding bill, sending more than $286 million to “voluntary family planning projects,”...
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1.4KIssuesSTAGGERING: 10,064 Canadians died by assisted suicide in 2021
In 2021, assisted suicide through Canada’s Medical Aid in Dying (MAiD) regime killed more people than chronic liver disease/cirrhosis (4,173) and Alzheimer’s disease...
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9.8KIssuesJudge orders Southwest Airlines to rehire the pro-life airline attendant it fired
Charlene Carter of Colorado may soon resume the job she loves after a Texas judge ordered her to be reinstated at Southwest...
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3.2KHuman InterestDemi Stokes, born 10 weeks premature, defied odds and now plays pro soccer in UK
World Prematurity Day was observed this month on November 17 and organizations, parents, and preemie survivors have been sharing their stories of...
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1.7KInternationalIntercountry adoption set to return to the Netherlands
In February of 2021, a small group of experts appointed by the Dutch Minister for Legal Protection (Justice & Security) issued a...
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1.4KIssuesSurrogacy industry implements new rules in wake of Roe’s reversal
In reaction to the Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization ruling in June 2022 permitting states to again limit and...
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1.8KHuman InterestDuring National Adoption Month, two Texas counties celebrate forever families for 16 children
This fall during National Adoption Month, 16 children are set to be adopted in special ceremonies in Jefferson and Orange counties in Texas,...
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2.4KAnalysisParents sue, alleging Amazon ‘suicide kit’ facilitated teen suicides
In a 2001 interview, author and suicide activist, Philip Nitschke, insisted that even the suicides of the “troubled teen” should be facilitated....
