Brain death criterion gains ground in death definition debate
Harvard doctors advocate nationwide shift to brain based death standard. Curran notes four states already define death by brain criteria and cites Kansas California Maryland and Virginia laws. He argues modern tech can sustain heart lung function after brain death and cites ethical family concerns.
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New food stamp rule cuts off many college students
Washington reports a new Agriculture Department rule bars students over 18 who attend any post high school institution from receiving food stamps if their household income is too high and if their parents claim them as tax dependents. The rule takes effect January 10 with likely state implementation by spring.
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Lawmakers push unconditional amnesty for Vietnam War resisters
Two House Democrats plan to introduce liberalized amnesty bills granting unconditional clemency to all Vietnam War resisters including civilians and military, with no alternative service. The move follows President Ford’s failed earned reentry program as Clemency Board Chair Goodell opposes unconditional amnesty and signals program outreach efforts.
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