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The Canadian women’s soccer team has become the centre of controversy after reports from the 2024 Paris Olympics revealed the team used a drone to observe the New Zealand soccer team’s training sessions. That has led to New Zealand’s team lodging a formal complaint with the International Olympic Committee.

As people around the world lose confidence in key institutions, greater responsibility than ever before now rests on the shoulders of businesses and corporations to maintain and restore the level of ethical leadership that engenders trust.

Candid end of term comments from one of the Court's progressive justices.

Justice Elena Kagan says the U.S. Supreme Court should bolster its new ethics code by adding a way to enforce it

The justice endorses reforms as her coworkers face accusations of flying treasonous flags and taking bribes

Justice Elena Kagan defends Supreme Court ethics code and proposes enforcement mechanism for ethical standards.

Boeing will plead guilty to fraud as part of a deal with the US Department of Justice over two fatal 737 MAX crashes, according to a court filing Wednesday.

City Voices: Scandals around supply chain, ethics and corporate culture can blow up and become big issues

The House Ethics Manual prohibits using US House buildings and offices for campaign purposes

The number of fines for breaking state campaign ethics laws has exploded in recent years as Ken Paxton’s office rarely pursues stricter enforcement.

This couple decided they wanted to serve vegetarian-only meals at their wedding. Because the bride's parents were paying for it, they started to raise some concerns, saying it was discriminatory. The post “Disrespectful”: Couple Called Out For Their Vegetarian Wedding Menu, Ask Who’s In The Wrong first appeared on Bored…