"Senate Blvd." - Post-Oscar Special
"You're Roland Burris. You used to be in the Senate. You used to be big." "I AM big. It's the Senate that got small." First, he's in: Illinois Gover...
"You're Roland Burris. You used to be in the Senate. You used to be big." "I AM big. It's the Senate that got small." First, he's in: Illinois Gover...
dailymail.co.uk | David Derbyshire | Posted 03.19.2009 | Living
A drug which appears to erase painful memories has been developed by scientists. The astonishing treatment could help sufferers of post-traumatic stre...
HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Stein | Posted 03.06.2009 | Politics
Revelations that Health and Human Services Secretary nominee Tom Daschle had not paid taxes on a private driver is creating much discomfort for Senate...
Valerie Tarico | Posted 03.05.2009 | Living
Abortion opponents have no trouble saying that killing blastocysts is wrong. They don't say blastocysts. They say people. And then they attribute souls and personhood to fertilized eggs.
Huff TV | Posted 03.02.2009 | Business
Arianna and Pablo Camacho respond to this year's "Davos Debates" question: should company executives have a code of ethics similar to doctors and lawyers?
Leeat Granek, PhD | Posted 03.01.2009 | Politics
The back page of the New York Times, Week in Review section had an anthropologist and a psychologist claiming a solution to the mid-east crisis. It's ...
Sandy Tolan | Posted 02.24.2009 | World
What is the ethical responsibility of the journalist in telling the story of the Other? And what larger forces come to bear in shaping that story in the press?
Penny Herscher | Posted 02.23.2009 | Business
What is right and what is wrong in world of hedge funds?
Sarah Newman | Posted 02.13.2009 | Politics
Lawrence Lessig, through his group, Change Congress, has already done some of the important legwork to get us involved in removing the influence of special interests in Congress.
Don McNay | Posted 02.11.2009 | Business
The Lexington scandal helped me understand why some in the big city media were going easy on the Wall Street mess, while people like me, living in the heartland, are going crazy about their excesses.
William Fisher | Posted 01.30.2009 | Politics
Most of us live overstressed lives and enjoy relaxing with music, sports, even the mindless mischief of Paris Hilton. But is this really what we mean by The American Dream?
Charles H. Green | Posted 01.19.2009 | Business
The Trust Equation describes the components of trustworthiness. Measuring Bernie Madoff by the trust equation shows just what an effective job he did at mimicking genuine trust.
Charles H. Green | Posted 01.18.2009 | Business
I've met all too many people educated in our "best" schools who have come to believe that selling toxic waste to customers is a legitimate part of a noble, even moral, endeavor called capitalism.
Al Giordano | Posted 12.18.2008 | Politics
There are many annoying aspects of the noise machine that is blaring that arrogant and cacophonous yet familiar mantra: "Clinton is inevitable." We heard it for all of 2007, and we're hearing it all over again.
Jane Devin | Posted 11.27.2008 | Home
Under the thumb of right-wing religion, the Republican party became a bloated fool, stuffed with hypocrisy, greed, and anti-intellectualism. The price is now being paid through lost elections and a loss of public trust.
Glenn Hurowitz | Posted 11.25.2008 | Politics
Obama's got to ask himself as he considers Daschle for Chief of Staff -- does he want change and success or hypocrisy, capitulation and defeat?
Hal Donahue | Posted 11.22.2008 | Politics
The candidate calls himself Lieutenant Colonel Russell. Like him, I'm a retired LtCol, but I seldom go by that title and if I do use it, I always identify myself retired as required by regulations.
Dan Treul | Posted 11.10.2008 | Home
One would think that the Republican juggernaut of the blogosphere would at least want to spin the Alaska Committee's report. Is Palin such an embarrassment to mainstream conservative America that not even Drudge will rise to her defense?
Jim Wallis | Posted 10.23.2008 | Politics
The proposed bailout of Wall Street gives unprecedented power to one man -- Henry Paulson -- including any action deemed necessary, with no review, and a report to Congress only every six months.
David Nassar | Posted 10.23.2008 | Business
It may be questionable whether Walmart has the legal right to undercut youth sports and profit off a school's logo without permission. But there's no question about whether it's ethical.
Rick Siegel | Posted 10.19.2008 | Home
If Sen. McCain chose a running mate discolored by potential scandal when there was electoral scrutiny, how can we trust him to make a good choice after the voters' voices have been muted?
Jim Wallis | Posted 10.19.2008 | Business
Our financial collapse is the fiscal consequence of the economic philosophy that markets are always good and government is always bad. But it is also the moral consequence of greed.
Joseph Romm | Posted 10.18.2008 | Politics
The Keating Five scandal is a crucial back story that undercuts McCain's entire image as an ethical reformer who can clean up Washington. It foreshadows everything McCain has become.
Carl Pope | Posted 10.17.2008 | Politics
It's not surprising that Congressman Ed Markey has launched an investigation of oil company involvement in the Bush administration federal oil-and-gas...
Jim Lichtman | Posted 03.26.2009 | Home