A friend and I were talking about the expense of the holidays when she said, “But it takes $0 to be a decent human being.” I’m pretty sure she read that on Facebook, but I didn’t care.

It's simple. It's fundamental. And it's effective. (And it doesn't cost any money, unless you'd like to send me some.) ...

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The entire value proposition of the Human Rights Foundation is that it is supposed to be the good human rights organization, the one that is immune to puerile political fads and evil influences.

AI – not a human – will decide your career future. That might be a good thing. We’ve seen its worst impulses and we’ve heard from its detractors.

He was kind, considerate, nonjudgmental, just a solidly decent human being, and that was thoroughly refreshing and so revitalizing." Advertisement. Advertisement. Advertisement.

For many going back to school and the office after working from home may find attacks on their civil rights, education and more, here’s how to fight back, writes Allison Hope.