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Report: La. First Lady's Charity Attracts Corporate Money

Mar 3rd 2011 – 9:31AM
AP

AP

Major corporations involved in high-stakes issues before the Louisiana state government have made commitments of nearly $1 million to a charitable foundation set up by the wife of Gov. Bobby Jindal, The New York Times reports. Pledges to the Supriya Jindal Foundation for Louisiana's Children include $250,000 from Marathon...

House To Decide Rangel's Fate Thursday

Dec 1st 2010 – 12:24PM
Olivier Douliery, Abaca Press/MCT

Olivier Douliery, Abaca Press/MCT

The full House on Thursday will decide the punishment for Rep. Charlie Rangel's ethics violations, according to Majority Leader Steny Hoyer. The word comes as Rangel (D-N.Y.) makes an aggressive push on Capitol Hill to avoid the harsh penalty of censure for his 11 violations of House rules.

Big New York Insider Trading Probe Spawns Another

Nov 26th 2010 – 4:16PM

NEW YORK (Nov.26) -- An insider trading case last year that federal authorities said was the biggest ever is providing a recipe for another case that may be even bigger. The current case is largely an extension of work that led to the arrest of Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam in October 2009. The Galleon...

Pope OKs Condom Use In Some Cases

Nov 20th 2010 – 5:04PM
AFP / Getty Images

AFP / Getty Images

Pope Benedict XVI has said that in special cases, such as that of male prostitutes trying to prevent HIV infection, condoms could be justified under Catholic ethical thinking, especially if their use leads to an awareness that engaging in such a "banalization of sexuality" is morally harmful.

Studies Suggest 'It's Complicated' When It Comes to Teens and Online Ethics

By Steven HofferSep 21st 2010 – 7:59PM

(Sept. 21) -- The Internet is great, but it can also be a scary place, haunted by unethical teens, "cyberbullies" and, of course, insidious, anonymous online commentators. That's at least according to several recent studies indicating that even in an increasingly Web-friendly world, logging online can still be a somewhat...

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Dan Ross: Ten Commandments for Education Reform

Jun 01st 2012 - 11:07AM

Last weekend, the Jewish people marked the anniversary of the first uttering of perhaps the most famous words in human history.

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Sadakat Kadri: 1,400 Years Of Islamic Law

Jun 01st 2012 - 07:53AM

At a time when efforts to ban sharia law have been tabled in some two dozen states, it would be interesting to know what precisely their sponsors are hoping to prohibit -- because their target has a 1,400-year history that extends deep into the realms of faith.

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Secularism Leads to Sharia Law, According to Judge Roy Moore

By The Huffington Post May 29th 2012 - 06:30PM

To many he is known as the "Ten Commandments" judge who was removed from office when he refused to remove a monument of the Ten Commandments he placed in the Alabama Supreme Court. courthouse.

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Farrakhan: Obama First President To Sanction What Scriptures Forbid

May 29th 2012 - 11:33AM

Minister Louis Farrakhan recently responded to President Obama's endorsement of gay marriage calling him "the first president that sanctioned what the scriptures forbid," according to a video posted by the Nation of Islam's "official" news source, Finalcall.com .

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Christopher Lane: Biblical Homophobia And Christian Pastors

May 23rd 2012 - 04:30PM

As we contemplate the political and religious implications of Mississippi GOP lawmaker Andy Gipson citing Scripture to suggest that lesbians and gay men be " put to death ," a claim he has since walked back even as his original post on Facebook remains, we are left wondering about the moral health of not just the GOP but...

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Background on ethics

Ethics, also known as moral philosophy, is a branch of philosophy that involves systematizing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong behavior.

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