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Terri Schiavo dies:

• Terri Schiavo dies but feud continues | Schiavo, 41, died quietly at about 9 a.m. in a Pinellas Park hospice 13 days after her feeding tube was removed (Associated Press)
• Terri Schiavo dies; bitter divide remains (Reuters)
• Schiavo dies nearly two weeks after removal of feeding tube | The severely brain damaged Florida woman who became the subject of an intense legal and political battle died today at age 41 (The New York Times)
• Bush says Schiavo's death saddens millions (Associated Press)
• Vatican denounces Terri Schiavo's death (Associated Press)
• Autopsy may shed light on Schiavo case (Associated Press)

Judges:

• Schiavo judge, church part ways | What happens when faith in God collides with commitment to the job? (St. Petersburg Times, Fla.)
• Judge in Schiavo case faces death threats | A leading player in the Terri Schiavo debate is a Florida judge whose fame began five years ago when he ruled that no compelling evidence showed Mrs. Schiavo wanted to be kept alive (The Washington Times)
• Florida judge is villain to Christian right | Florida Judge George Greer, who ordered the feeding tube of brain-damaged Terri Schiavo removed, has been called a murderer and told that he's going to hell (Reuters)
• Judge dread | The judiciary may end up the big losers in the Schiavo mess (Bert Brandenburg, Slate)
• Supreme Court rejects Schiavo appeal (Associated Press)
• Supreme Court again denies request by Schiavo parents (Reuters)
• Schiavo's parents hit more legal hurdles | Tube may not save her now, some say (The Boston Globe)
• Federal judge condemns intervention in Schiavo case (The New York Times)
• High court rejects request by Schiavo's parents | Justices Decline to hear case on reinserting feeding tube hours after dismissal by appeals judge (The Washington Post)
• The court of the problem | Terri Schiavo and Supreme precedent (Matthew J. Franck, National Review Online)

Schiavo protests:

• Inside a hospice, the usual serenity despite chaos outside | Officials with Hospice of the Florida Suncoast say that while there have been threats and at least 47 arrests outside the building, they have received few complaints from the families of the other 71 residents who live at Woodside (The New York Times)
• Circus of death | Self-described evangelical Christian husband-wife jugglers stole the limelight outside Schiavo's hospice (New York Post)
• Finding common ground in Schiavo case | From the Rev. Jesse Jackson to ubiquitous protesters, the hospice site has united diverse groups (Newsday)

Strange bedfellows:

• 'Court-imposed homicide' | Focus on the Family teams up with Ralph Nader. Seriously (CitizenLink, Focus on the Family)
• Case 'transcends politics' in coalition of right, left | Jesse Jackson, a civil rights activist and two-time Democratic presidential candidate, joined a group ranging from Ralph Nader and Sen. Tom Harkin, Iowa Democrat, to President Bush and House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, Texas Republican, who have fought either to have Mrs. Schiavo's feeding tube reinserted or to allow further federal court review of her case (The Washington Times)
• Not just the God squad | Americans outraged over Terri Schiavo's "mercy" killing are not all praying for her (Deroy Murdock, National Review Online)
• Black leaders split on Schiavo case | While Jackson's appearance on behalf of Schiavo's parents reflected a strain of social conservatism, others say the attention on one tragic case is excessive and unfair because it obscures larger concerns for poor Americans (Associated Press)

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