Australian scientist, 104, heads to Switzerland to end life
Wichita Eagle A right-to-die activist says a 104-year-old Australian scientist is on his way to Switzerland to end his life through assisted dying. Supporters of renowned academic David Goodall had expressed fears that Australian officials would prevent him from ... |
The Atlantic |
The Hard-to-Trace Ingredient Behind Skyrocketing Cocaine Deaths
The Atlantic Like The Atlantic? Subscribe to The Atlantic Daily, our free weekday email newsletter. In the United States, more people are dying because of synthetic drugs like fentanyl than because of heroin or prescribed painkillers. While, to many, the opioid ... Synthetic Opioids Are Causing Cocaine, Xanax Deaths To Skyrocket |
USA TODAY |
'Don't mess with snakes,' says wife of man fatally bitten after grabbing rattler
USA TODAY An Oklahoma man died Sunday after being bitten twice by a rattlesnake while moving it from a roadway. Barry Lester picked up the snake while he and his wife were traveling on back roads toward Keystone Lake where they planned to spend Lester's 57th ... |
New Jersey Herald |
104-year-old Australian scientist seeks Swiss euthanasia
New Jersey Herald SYDNEY (AP) — Australian supporters of voluntary euthanasia fear doctors will try to prevent a 104-year-old scientist from flying to Switzerland this week to end his life through that country's program of legal assisted dying. Renowned academic David ... Scientist Regrets Reaching Age 104 And Now Heads To Switzerland For Assisted Suicide Australian Scientist David Goodall Wishes To Die After He Turns 104 David Goodall: Scientist, 104, begins trip to end his life |
Washington Post |
Eyes watering? Throat itching? Can't breathe? Yep—pollen topped 2000 Tuesday.
Washington Post It's spring in Washington, when the oak and maple trees are exploding with catkins and there's a yellow haze in the air. Your eyes are red and puffy, and although you keep trying to convince your co-workers that, no, you're not crying, they're still ... Allergy season is getting worse every year, it's not your imagination Complain all you want, but the Inland Northwest doesn't have it that bad for allergies 10 tips to keep allergies in check this season |