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On September 9, the attorneys for surrogate mother McKenna West filed an emergency petition before the U.S. Supreme Court requesting that they intervene in the parental petition filed by donor parents Nausheen Gilkar and Omar Ahmed, which awarded Gilkar and Ahmed full custody of the child whom West named Baby Gabriel, but whom the donor parents named "Rumi."
Surrogate mother McKenna West, who refused an abortion, makes an emergency appeal to the Supreme Court over concerns about moving the baby out of Texas too early. #foxnews #news #us #fox Don’t just watch Fox News—be part of it. Become a Fox News Patriot today. https://youtube.com/foxnews/join
LiveNOW’s Shawna Khalafi is speaking with Marla Neufeld, a Florida-based surrogacy and reproductive law attorney, as a legal battle continues to play out surrounding a California couple and their surrogate who gave birth to their baby in Texas. The couple are reportedly claiming that the surrogate gave birth to the child, who has a rare heart defect, against their wishes. This comes after reports that McKenna West, 28, agreed to act as a surrogate for Los Angeles couple Omar Ahmed and Nausheen Gilkar.
On "Katie Pavlich Tonight," Iran keeps stalling negotiations with no end to the war in sight. What should America do next? Plus, U.S. military just got a wake-up call about drone warfare, are we ready? A surrogate gave birth to a baby with a heart condition after the biological parents asked her to have an abortion. McKenna West is now in Texas fighting for the life of Baby Daniel as he receives extensive medical care. Katie speaks to a pro-life OB-GYN and a surrogacy lawyer to break down the situation. The Midwest is bracing for more storms as Indiana Governor Mike Braun declares a state of emergency. Katie speaks with one of the millions of people impacted by the flooding. NewsNation’s Ali Bradley has the “Worst of the Worst,”…
The Trump administration has stepped into a contentious surrogacy case, advocating for life-saving medical care for a baby born with a severe heart defect amid legal and ethical disputes.
The Trump administration has stepped into a contentious surrogacy case , advocating for life-saving medical care for a baby born with a severe heart defect amid legal and ethical disputes. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The Trump administration has warned two Texas hospitals that they must provide life-saving care to a newborn caught in an extraordinary legal dispute between his surrogate and biological parents. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS ) told Children’s Medical Center of Dallas and UT Southwestern Medical Center that federal disability civil rights protections prohibit withholding medical treatment based on a patient’s disability. DETAIL: McKenna West gave birth on Wednesday to Gabriel after refusing the…Open
An Ontario care home allegedly pushed ahead with Canada's assisted-dying program on a devout Christian grandmother despite her family's objections and her own tearful plea that she had "made a mistake." Brigitte Stegemann, 83, died on July 10 by lethal injection under Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying program, known as MAID, at the long-term care […] The post Family says 83-year-old Christian grandmother was euthanized in Canada against her will appeared first on American Almanac .
An Ontario care home allegedly pushed ahead with Canada's assisted-dying program on a devout Christian grandmother despite her family's objections and her own tearful plea that she had "made a mistake." Brigitte Stegemann, 83, died on July 10 by lethal injection under Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying program, known as MAID, at the long-term care facility in Ontario where she had lived for roughly two years. Her granddaughter, Brigitte Kranendonk, who held power of attorney and served as the primary contact for all of Stegemann's medical and personal care decisions, says the family never consented. Kranendonk shared a public statement detailing the family's account of what happened in the weeks and days before her grandmother's death.…Open
On this week's episode of "One Nation Under God," host Susie Pinto and Dr. Grazie Christie dig into the case putting surrogacy back in the headlines: a Canadian surrogate being sued by the couple whose child she carried, after she says she refused their request to end the pregnancy over a cleft lip. Dr. Grazie Christie, who's a radiologist, senior fellow at The Catholic Association and member of the Florida State Board of Education, walks through how commercial surrogacy works, what it costs and why she believes the practice can't be made ethical, arguing it turns women into what she calls reproductive labor and children into commodities, with the greatest risks falling on poor women in countries with little oversight. Speaking as the…