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The American Spectator: Assisted Suicide Surges in California
Despite efforts to provide patient protections from the assisted suicide industry in California, there has been a significant increase in assisted suicide deaths and prescriptions for lethal drugs. The state saw a 63% increase in assisted suicide deaths in 2022 compared to the previous year. Additionally, California physicians have written over 5,000 deadly prescriptions since the End of Life Option Act came into effect. This expansion of assisted suicide laws has put pro-life doctors and health care workers in a difficult position.
Daily Wire: DeSantis Rips Trump’s ‘Listless Vessels’ In Congress, Trades Barbs With Team Trump
Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis criticizes Republicans who blindly support Trump, emphasizing the need for principles and serving the American people. The Trump campaign and supporters accuse DeSantis of insulting all Trump supporters.
The American Spectator: Corporate Mergers Are Under Attack, But Not on Your Behalf
The Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission have proposed new guidelines for mergers and acquisitions that would give bureaucrats greater power over corporate America. The proposal ignores the benefits of mergers and acquisitions and lowers the merger-concentration threshold, potentially leading to delays and disincentivizing healthy deals. Consumer welfare should be the sole standard for antitrust law, and big changes should be enacted by Congress, not bureaucrats.
#society
The American Spectator: Catholic? Massachusetts Foster Care Doesn’t Want Your Help
Mike and Kitty Burke, a Catholic couple in Massachusetts, were denied a foster license due to their beliefs on traditional marriage and gender. They are now suing the state for religious discrimination. The couple's application was denied after expressing their adherence to Catholic teachings and their inability to provide gender-affirming care. The case raises questions about whether religious families should be allowed to foster and adopt.
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The Blaze: Video shows the moment hero customer guns down robber while holding a six-pack of Miller Lite beer
A customer at a gas station convenience store in Michigan shoots a would-be robber while holding a six-pack of beer. The suspect, armed with a box cutter, threatened the store clerk, prompting the customer to take action. The suspected thief, a three-time felon, is now facing charges, while the hero customer's actions are under investigation.
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Forbes: UFC 292 Results: Marlon Vera Decisions Pedro Munhoz In Controversially Scored Bout
Marlon "Chito" Vera defeats Pedro Munhoz in a close fight, potentially moving him closer to a title shot at 135 pounds. Vera's record improves to 21-8-1 while Munhoz falls to 20-8.