Anna Johansen Brown is features editor for The World and Everything in It and based in Chicago. A former speech and debate coach, she graduated from the World Journalism Institute in 2018. Follow Anna on Twitter @AnnaJohansen_.
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A Michigan resolution joins a broader national effort to challenge the 2015 Obergefell ruling
As politicians and lawyers spar over Terri’s fate, a higher authority speaks up: the Pope.
The Schindlers have lost in the courts at every turn, but maybe governor Jeb Bush can intervene and save Terri.
A Virginia doctor challenges medical policies he believes clash with ethics and faith
Five doctors testify in court about Terri’s condition, and new evidence surfaces about why she might have collapsed in the first place.
As the Schiavo case rolls into its 11th year, a new witness steps forward with allegations against Michael Schiavo—a witness the Schindlers think could win the case for them.
As the government defunds Planned Parenthood, some pro-life groups push to redirect resources to pregnancy centers
Exhausted by a week of testimony in the trial over Terri’s feeding tube, Michael and the Schindlers wait for a verdict. But the fight isn’t over yet.
In January 2000, Michael and the Schindlers head to court to decide once and for all: What did Terri want?
After Palm Garden Convalescent Center blocks Michael's attempt to end Terri's life, all goes quiet on the legal front. But then a key figure enters the case, a lawyer whose personal—and spiritual—mission is centered on the right to die.
