Greed.  Double-dealing. Cheating.  It seems there isn’t a day that passes without news of unethical, or outright illegal, behavior on the part of “successful” companies or individuals.  Common decency doesn’t seem to be so common nowadays.  One might even ask, are there any dividends of decency? I

Author: Maria Popova / Source: Brain Pickings “Information will never replace illumination,” Susan Sontag asserted in considering the conscience of words. “Words are events, they do things, change things,” Ursula K. Le Guin wrote in the same era in her exquisite meditation on the magic of real

Source: Good News Network What could have been just another case of carjacking turned into a surprising display of morality. Earlier this week, a mother left her running car in the parking lot of a Salt Lake City motel so she could run into the lobby and check in to her room. That’s when

Authored by Jacob Boejesson via The Daily Caller, Austria’s incoming conservative government is taking a hard line on immigration by promising “sanctions” against those “refusing to integrate.” Sebastian Kurz, 31, is set to become the world’s youngest leader after winning the parliamentary

Via GEFIRA, The ‘Free World’ has taken on where the Soviet scientists and psychiatrists left off. German and American scientists of renowned Universities in Bonn and Lübeck do research on treatment for politically undesirable behaviour like their Soviet colleagues from the infamous Serbsky