What's the best way to die? Longtime Houston Chronicle columnist Mike Snyder reflects on the death of his friend, and ...

CNN’s Miami correspondent, named to this position when the Miami bureau was established in December 1983. Zarrella is responsible for CNN's coverage of news in Florida, Central and South America and ...

The “Schiavo case,” as it came to be known, generated a huge “right-to-die” controversy that ultimately involved the then-Governor of Florida Jeb Bush, and his brother, then-President George W. Bush.

Terri Schiavo had been brain damaged since 1990 when, aged 26, her heart stopped beating temporarily and oxygen was cut off to her brain. Her parents - the Schindlers - had been locked in a legal ...

Terri Schiavo, the brain-damaged Florida woman at the heart of a bitter right-to-die dispute that drew in the U.S. Congress and President George W. Bush, died on Thursday, 13 days after a court ...

However, that court also sided with Michael Schiavo, and the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case. Terri Schiavo’s feeding tube was removed on March 18, 2005.

Terri Schiavo was born Theresa Marie Schindler to Robert and Mary Schindler on December 3, 1963, according to terrischiavo.org. She was the first of three children the Schindlers would have.

The Brief Terri Schiavo was a Florida woman who lived in a persistent vegetative state for 15 years. Her husband claimed she did not want to live on life support; her family disagreed, and their ...