It's Only a War Crime if Israel Is Doing It
Once again self-proclaimed international law experts are throwing around terms that they do not understand to accuse Israel of atrocities as it responds to a vicious attack from the terrorist group Hamas.
I Don't Care If Politicians Are Good People and Neither Should You
Politicians are not divine beings; they're imperfect people elected by imperfect people.
In Politics, Morality Always Matters
Does it make sense to evaluate the personal morality of politicians while judging their suitability for high office?
Iran and the U.S. Are Drawing Closer, but Not in a Good Way
As a girl who grew up in Iran during the rise of the Islamist regime, I witnessed institutionalized extremism. I'm seeing signs of it in the United States now.
Iran abolishes its morality police after months of mass protests: Report
"Morality police have nothing to do with the judiciary" and have been abolished, Attorney General Mohammad Jafar Montazeri was quoted as saying.
Full list of Iranian celebrities who have spoken out against the regime
With protests continue in Iran, local stars have refused to back down, facing arrest, harassment, and the confiscation of their passports for speaking out.
'Twerking Epidemic' Corrupts Youth, Says Anchor Once Fired For Lewd Photos
Eric Bolling said that twerking was part of a left-wing scheme to, among other things, "deprive children of their innocence."
The Limits of 'Free Speech'
Conservatives would be wrong to lionize Greene and like-minded fringe figures as valiant martyrs for "free speech" ideals.
Trump Backer Franklin Graham Says 'Dark Winter' From 'Moral Decline' Coming
"We could face a dark period of history as God turns His back on our nation because of its sins & our politicians embracing, & even flaunting, sin," Graham declared New Year's Day.
Restoring America's Moral Foundation
The most important issue facing us on Tuesday is whether America's moral foundation will be strengthened or further damaged, possibly beyond repair.
Justice Returns
The nation's most prominent retributivist advocate for the death penalty weighs in on the resumption of federal executions.
The Payroll Tax Cut Is a Moral and Cultural Issue
Payroll tax cut is not just an economic issue
Party Affiliations May Drive Morals, Not Vice Versa
The moral foundations theory argues that political attitudes (that is, whether you are conservative or liberal or somewhere in between) are the result of our moral belief system. But it might be wrong.
Scientists Left 20,000 Wallets Around the World to Test People's Honesty
Researchers handed in fake lost wallets in places like museums and hotels, and waited to see if it would be returned to its owner.
Top Ten Countries For Ethical Travelers
Travelers have the ability to boycott places and events in order to force them to make ethical and moral changes. Or, alternatively, travelers can choose to visit those countries that have put in place good ethical practices, in order to encourage other destinations to follow suit.
Tucker Carlson Criticizes Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Carlson made the comments on his show "Tucker Carlson Tonight," specifically lambasting Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal.
Christian Group Accuses Univ. of Iowa of Discrimination
A conservative Christian group at the University of Iowa that may have stopped a gay member from being a leader filed a lawsuit against the school.
Believing in Ghosts Might Just Make You a Better Person
From Asia to Europe to North America, belief in the afterlife can have a strong influence in our concept of right or wrong.
Moral Dilemma? Brain Cells May Reveal How You'll React
Researchers from UCLA examined how people react when the death of others is at stake.
We Need New Rules to Keep Humans Safe From Robots
Sticking to the rules might end up leaving a robot helpless.
Our Morality Rulebook Gathers Dust in Today's Culture
Generational differences can help explain a shift from moral absolutism to moral relativism, with multiple examples in the worlds of business, politics and culture.
Are Chinese Views on Sex Linked to the Crops They Grow?
Rather than theories about the influence of Western values and economic development on sexual attitudes in China, it could come down to what kind of crops are grown in each province—rice or wheat.
Forget the Bedroom. What's Happening in the Boardroom?
Not long ago, the economy boomed, elections were democratic and there were fair shares for all.
Paris Nightclub Owners Are Pouting About the Morality Police
Paris police are grading establishments on whether they have prostitutes, transvestites and other "riff-raff"
The Whispers Of Strangers
Today is my 76th birthday," the letter began. "Unassisted and by my own free will, I have chosen to take my final passage." Suicide. My friend Frances died in a cold, impersonal hotel room after taking an overdose of sleeping pills, with a plastic bag tied over her head suffocating the life out of her body.