Register readers discuss data centers, the Iran war and cigarette taxes in these letters published April 6-12, 2026.

Indian constitutionalism today is characterized by a sharp divide between the forward-looking and right interpretation of the ...

Psychologist Michael Valdovinos explains this ‘unique kind of stress’, which is now acknowledged in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders ...

Enhancement technologies offer the promise of improving the quality of human life, physically, cognitively, perhaps even ...

IU has a plagiarism certification passed by over 1 million people, including many of our current students. This egregious ...

We know that education is a fundamental human right. At present, around 78% of people in our society have access to education ...

Monsignor Gianfranco Basti, emeritus philosopher at the Lateran and scholar of neural processes, when talking about artificial intelligence, many fears immediately arise. For example, losing ...

In Ghana’s banking sector, ethical dilemmas often arise when commercial objectives overlap with professional responsibility.

Even with the establishment of norms and laws to maintain morality and ethical behaviour, violence and unethical behaviour have always been part of society. Throughout history, harmful acts, ...

For Prof. Yoram Rabin, a criminal and constitutional law scholar and president of the College of Management Academic Studies, ...

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Moral blindness is a philosophical way of talking about people who have either lost or never had an understanding of right and wrong. Charles Dickens introduces us to Oliver Twist in Victorian England ...