Appeals court rules New Jersey's medically assisted suicide law is for residents only

Goodbeet, a restaurant in New Jersey, has faced significant backlash after adding chicken and salmon to its menu, provoking outrage among vegan activists and animal rights supporters. The decision has led to accusations of betrayal from those who advocate for plant-based diets.

A federal appeals court has blocked the immediate release of hundreds of immigrants detained during a recent immigration crackdown in the Chicago area, a decision that underscores ongoing tensions surrounding immigration enforcement practices. This ruling follows a series of controversial operations that have led to significant community unrest and legal challenges.

A New Jersey man, once celebrated for attempting to rescue his elderly neighbor from a house fire, is now facing charges of her murder, raising serious questions about his actions during the incident. The fire tragically resulted in the death of the woman he tried to save, turning a heroic narrative into a criminal investigation.

An appeals court in New Jersey has upheld a ruling that the state's physician-assisted suicide law is limited to residents, meaning terminally ill patients from other states cannot access this option. This decision reinforces the residency requirement established in the law, which allows eligible individuals to obtain life-ending medications under specific conditions.