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Right to Live While most Americans seem to agree that how one chooses to die is a very personal, not political decision, the highly disputed case of Terri Shiavo shows how the two at times collide. more>
Who Decides? What is the proper forum to debate the "right to die?" The courts? The Congress? State legislatures? A roundup of opinions from politicians and the public on who should answer this question of life or death. more>
A Light From Above An extrasolar glow brightens an emotional week of life-or-death decisions, political hubris, and "snowball rage." more>
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