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Forty percent of Americans say religion is "very important" in their lives, and nearly 30 percent say they "never" attend religious services.

As the Treasurer unveils new allocations, the focus remains on headlines while overlooking the moral essence of budgetary decisions. By Max Jeganathan

According to FreedomProject Academy Executive Director Dr. Duke Pesta, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) corresponds with the fall of morality. He shared this thought with Dr. Daniel [...]

The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on the limits of parental custody.

No question. i mean the only victory that his lawyer has won in this case is delaying it. case was originally brought in 19 -- 2020 rather and managed to delay it up until now so there will be a delay, but the verdict will stand. it seems in my judgment the verdict will stand and that can be executed anywhere. >> kevin mccarthy today deflected this question, alyssa, about whether hed still support the former president. it seems like theyll try to ride it out until the next news cycle moves it al...

>> well, actor richard dreyfuss has some strong comments for the academy awards new diversity guidance. speaking with pbs margaret hoover, drivers slammed the new rules on diversity and inclusion standards for best picture eligibility. >> they make me vomit. >> why? >> because this is an art form ba. its also a form of commerce, and it makes money. but its an art. and no one should be telling me as an artist that i have to give into the latest, most current idea of what morality is.

The pilot, dude. i dont feel safe, i dont feel safe. >> greg: what about you, ms. -- >> goldstein. >> weve known each other way too long. well, i tell you my official legal opinion. okay? there are two places in the western world where you have no rights. there is no morality, okay? there is no rules. and thats customs and on the airplane. so i say do whatever you want to do. you do recall also ive been kicked off airplanes. yes, on my way to my own wedding. >> greg: thats right. >> i forgot abo...

The very idea of moral character has been hollowed out. It’s now thought to mean “being good,” and we tend to regard it simply as obeying rules, avoiding evil, and exhibiting “nice” behavior. Next to the more traditional idea of virtue, this kind of bloodless, anemic do-goodery makes a trained dog seem more interesting than a human being. In its fullest conception, virtue includes much more than good behavior; it includes the idea of being something, or becoming completely what it is t...

Travelers there. will: how about shein? we hear many of these products are all made out of china, circumvent all our laws and ethics and morality we would hope to to the accomplish including child labor and sell you a pretty dress for really cheap. pete: exactly right. youve got all this cheap labor and cheap goods making it look like, no, no, this is all fine. got it for $18 online, its a lot cheaper than going to to the store. the back story is the data and the information. again, they dont sh...

Freedom of the will is something we all know; it’s obvious when we have acted freely, or when ...