The Latest Breaking News from Ethics

As a child, I watched reruns of the 1967 Spider-Man cartoon on television. I was drawn to the action and colors and, of course, the catchy tune. This was my early introduction to Spider-Man, as it was for many children who grew up in the 1960s-’80s.

“Our system was never designed for this level of conflict issues,” ethic watchdogs say

Just over 30 years after South Africa’s first democratic elections, public opinion is divided over how to evaluate the post-apartheid, democratic state. Characterisations range from “failed or failing state”, to “mafia state” to the more optimistic “developmental state” committed to addressing historical patterns of injustice through decisive state intervention.

The world’s most famous living philosopher has launched a chatbot to deal with ethical dilemmas. One former philosophy student-turned-journalist tests it out

More than three months into the new Congress, House leaders have not yet appointed board members of the Office of Congressional Conduct.

Inmates in several prisons given chance to study ethics and rhetoric ‘to inform contemporary life’ and skills

When orders and ethics collide, our judicial system frays

“I’m really not sure what to do anymore. I don’t have anyone I can talk to,” types a lonely user to an AI chatbot. The bot responds: “I’m sorry, but we are going to have to change the topic. I won’t be able to engage in a conversation about your…

Recent scandals have put the spotlight on MEPs' transparency, even though they already follow a strict code of conduct, updated in 2023, to prevent conflicts of interest — what's in it, and how does it compare with the norm in other EU countries?

Allegations referred to the panel by the Office of Congressional Conduct involve campaign finance and government contracts.

The channel covers Trump the president while doing business with a Trump company.