The Latest Breaking News from Ethics

Thailand’s Constitutional Court has dismissed Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra for violating ethics rules in a phone call with a Cambodian official

In early August 2025, a federal appeals court in the District of Columbia stopped efforts by federal trial judge James Boasberg to consider whether to hold Trump administration lawyers in contempt of court.

Food recalls happen for many reasons, but few are as unsettling as finding unexpected meat in products that shouldn’t contain any. For vegetarians, vegans, and those with religious or allergy-based dietary restrictions, this type of error is more than a minor inconvenience. It can be a serious breach of trust,…

Presidents aren’t required to divest potentially conflicted assets, but most except for Trump have anyway

President Donald Trump has purchased more than $100 million worth of bonds since taking office in January, according to official filings with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics. 

The financial disclosure of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) has reportedly come under scanner due to the omission of her book agreement.

Bondi argued her presence in Trump’s World Cup suite was necessary in case president needed a briefing on the fly

A New Jersey man died after being misled by Meta's AI chatbot 'Big Sis Billie,' raising urgent concerns about chatbot safety, ethics, and protections for vulnerable users.

Bessent, a former hedge fund manager, reportedly has a net worth of around $600 million