The Hijacking and Daring Escape On November 24, 1971, a man using the alias Dan Cooper boarded a plane, carrying a bomb and a simple demand: $200,000 and four parachutes. What followed was a...
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Death Penalty and its Consequences | The Controversial Debate : Right or Wrong?
The Big Argument About the Death Penalty: Is It Right or Wrong? The death penalty, also known as capital punishment, is a big argument about whether it’s right or wrong to execute people who...
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Disability Rights and Inclusion: Promoting Ethical Principles and Creating a More Inclusive Society
Disability rights and inclusion, provide an example that highlights ethical challenges, and discuss strategies to address these challenges and create a more inclusive society while upholding ethical principles...
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Criminal Justice Reform: Upholding Ethical Principles for a Just Society
Criminal justice reform has become a critical issue in societies around the world. The existing system faces significant challenges, including racial disparities, over-incarceration, and an emphasis on punishment over rehabilitation....
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Medical Ethics: Navigating Moral Dilemmas in Healthcare
Medical ethics is a critical component of the healthcare profession, guiding healthcare providers and institutions in making morally sound decisions....
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The Evolving Landscape of Moral Change: Exploring Examples of Ethical Evolution
The Evolving Landscape of Moral Change: Exploring Examples of Ethical Evolution Morality is a dynamic aspect of human society that undergoes constant change and evolution. Over time, our collective understanding of what is right...
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Theranos Fraud | A case of scientific fraud that shook Silicon Valley
United States: we explain the Theranos Fraud trial, a case of scientific fraud that shook Silicon Valley Elizabeth Holmes, founder of the start-up Theranos, which promised to revolutionize blood tests, is on trial for...
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The US Constitution : A Pillar of Democracy and the Foundation of American Governance The US Constitution is, in its own words, the “supreme law of the country.” Accepted on September 17, 1787 by...
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Judicial Power in the US
Judicial Power in the US The judicial power in the US is held by the Supreme Court, which was the only court created specifically by the Constitution. In addition, Congress has established 13 federal...
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International Day of the Girl Child Every October 11
International Day of the Girl Child Defending women’s rights starts with respecting girls’ rights. This is why we celebrate, every October 11, the International Day of the Girl Child rights. This day is a...
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Ponzi Scheme Fake Investment | Definition and Mode of Operation
Whether you are keen on finance or not, the name of Bernard Madoff certainly means something to you. This real crook is behind a financial scam based on the Ponzi scheme. Explanations....
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Mariam Soulakiotis a Killer Nun from Greece allegedly killed 177 people in her Abbey
Mariam Soulakiotis a killer nun attract wealthy women into her convent (abbey) before torturing them to extort money from them, sometimes killing them....
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Online scams: how to avoid becoming a victim
Here is a list of the top online scams and tips to avoid being tricked. Nobody wants to become a victim (or a statistic), but given the ever-changing methods, hackers are trying to stay...
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How to use Photos under Creative Commons (CC)?
How to use Photos under Creative Commons (CC)? The only obligation of the user is to attribute the work to its author. Benefits bloggers and webmasters who have understood that the web has gone...
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419 Scam | This is how internet scams like 419 fraud work
419 Scam or promises of a huge gain, but with a few preliminary fees (phishing and scams). Frauds are widely used, mainly from West African countries against all Europeans, as well as the US, Australia...
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Cryptojacking – What is it and how does it work?
Cryptojacking (also known as malicious cryptocurrency mining) is an emerging online threat that hides on a computer or mobile device and uses the machine's resources to "mine" forms of virtual money known as cryptocurrencies....
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Hybristophilia | Someone Attracted to a Person Who Commit Crime
Hybristophilia Hybristophilia is sexual attraction to criminals. Concretely, hybristophobia will try to establish communication with prisoners to start a relationship. Not always pathological or diseased, but always indicative of great personal distress and deep...
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Anna Delvey : how a stranger tricked the New York jet-set
This is the story of an incredible scam, developed via Instagram by Anna Sorokin, a young woman called Anna Delvey, without faith or law. Unsurprisingly, it has just inspired a series for the Netflix...
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