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NFL players divided on Bad Bunny’s morality for Super Bowl show
sports25 days ago

NFL players divided on Bad Bunny’s morality for Super Bowl show

An anonymous The Athletic poll found 58.6% of players support Bad Bunny as the Super Bowl halftime performer and 41.4% oppose. The piece notes criticism centering on Bad Bunny’s character, argues that evaluating “character and morality” for a halftime show is impractical, and highlights the NFL’s aim to broaden international/Latino audiences, with Bad Bunny chosen for star power despite concerns. It also references Grammys prominence and counter-programming notions like TPUSA’s All-American halftime show.

Catholic Cardinals Urge Moral Reframe of U.S. Foreign Policy
world1 month ago

Catholic Cardinals Urge Moral Reframe of U.S. Foreign Policy

Three Catholic cardinals—Cupich, McElroy, and Tobin—released a joint statement urging the U.S. to align its foreign policy with Pope Leo XIV’s moral framework, prioritizing the protection of life, human dignity, religious liberty, and humanitarian aid, and using war only as a last resort. They advocate diplomacy and multilateralism in crises including Venezuela, Ukraine, and Greenland, warning against partisan polarization.

Cardinals urge U.S. foreign policy to be guided by moral compass
world1 month ago

Cardinals urge U.S. foreign policy to be guided by moral compass

Three U.S. Catholic cardinals press the Trump administration to anchor foreign policy in moral principles, criticizing military action in Venezuela, threats over Greenland, and cuts to foreign aid as risks to human dignity and the common good, and urging that war be used only as a last resort, with a policy guided by life, religious liberty, and global human flourishing, inspired by Pope Leo XIII’s critique of forceful power.

Trump Claims His Morality, Not International Law, Limits U.S. Power
world1 month ago

Trump Claims His Morality, Not International Law, Limits U.S. Power

In a New York Times interview, President Trump claimed his personal morality is the only limit to his global power, dismissing the need for international law, while acknowledging some adherence depending on its definition. His comments come amid recent controversial actions, including military operations in Venezuela, discussions about acquiring Greenland, criticizing NATO, and withdrawing from multiple international organizations.

Rob Reiner's Family Tragedy and Political Controversy Highlight Moral Failures
opinion2 months ago

Rob Reiner's Family Tragedy and Political Controversy Highlight Moral Failures

The article condemns President Trump's harsh and cruel comments about Rob Reiner following Reiner's and his wife's deaths, highlighting Reiner's lifelong efforts to promote kindness, inclusion, and democracy, and criticizing Trump's dehumanizing rhetoric and political attacks. It urges readers to vote in Reiner's memory to oppose such cruelty and defend democratic values.

Guide to Enjoying Ethically Sourced Pleasure
philosophy2 months ago

Guide to Enjoying Ethically Sourced Pleasure

The article explores the concept of pleasure from a philosophical perspective, emphasizing that pleasure is a natural, evaluative feeling that should not be moralized or seen as vulgar. It distinguishes between the source of pleasure and the experience itself, advocating for a mindful pursuit of diverse, responsible pleasures—both immediate and delayed—to lead a fulfilling and ethically sound life.

entertainment7 months ago

James Gunn's 'Superman' Explores Immigration and Humanity

James Gunn describes his upcoming Superman film as a story about an immigrant from other places, emphasizing themes of human kindness and morality, especially relevant in today's political climate and societal loss of hope. The film focuses on a young Clark Kent balancing his Kryptonian heritage with his human upbringing, aiming to inspire kindness and hope.

"Challenges and Opportunities for Peace in Ukraine: A Global Perspective"
opinion2 years ago

"Challenges and Opportunities for Peace in Ukraine: A Global Perspective"

The author argues in favor of supporting Ukraine in its resistance to Russian aggression, emphasizing the moral and realist arguments for doing so. He acknowledges the importance of moral considerations in foreign policy but also stresses the need for a reality-based, cost-benefit analysis. The author criticizes opponents of supporting Ukraine, highlighting the moral case for aiding the country and the significance of keeping promises made to Ukraine. He also addresses the asymmetrical costs for Russia and the United States in the conflict, ultimately advocating for America to uphold its commitment to Ukraine.