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Justice Department updates ethics policy to allow political campaigning
Senior DOJ appointees can now speak at rallies and canvass for votes in their personal capacity.

Dale Caldwell, Former NJ Lt. Governor, Uses AI to Deny Harassment Claims
After resigning amid an ethics investigation, the official is citing AI chatbot responses as 'proof' of his innocence.

Iowa teacher fired for bribing students with extra credit for trip funds
A substitute teacher lost her job after pressuring high schoolers to donate to her personal Ecuador trip fund in exchange for better grades.

Pope Leo XIV addresses medically assisted suicide in France
The pontiff is calling for a rejection of 'false compassion' while visiting medical facilities in Lourdes.

Pope Leo XIV in France: AI isn't a replacement for humanity
The Pontiffβs three-day French visit kicks off with warnings on the ethical risks of tech and a critique of global leaders who treat justice like a commodity.