An endless flow of information is coming at us constantly: It might be an article a friend shared on Facebook with a sensational headline or wrong information about the spread of… read more

Why is honesty so difficult for some folks? Lying is so common that it seems all but accepted, even from leaders who should be the most trustworthy. Being forthright requires… read more

Love is powerful. And complicated. And messy. In the British crime series River, Detective John River puts it this way: “There should be more than one word for love… read more

Bias or truth? Each week I receive a weekly digest of the top news stories delivered to my email. The digest is called “Story of the Week” and is published by the… read more

Whenever I hear the expression “fake news,” I usually roll my eyes. It’s not that I don’t think it’s a problem; I do. But the cry “fake… read more

In an ABC News Poll in April 2018, seven out of 10 high schoolers say that students at their school cheat, even though most of them know that cheating is… read more