Choosing to live with strong morals isn't always easy, but doing so models how to be a good, dependable person for others.

Lawmakers want to let doctors bow out of procedures that violate their beliefs. Former St. Luke’s head says the bill ...

We feel psychological distress when we are compelled to act against, witness or fail to prevent actions that conflict with our moral beliefs.

We dig in our heels around our beliefs on abortion, vaccines, immigration, or gender. We believe we are morally right and the other side is wrong. And the other side also believes they are morally ...

A bill on Gov. Brad Little’s desk could impact the health care people receive based on a medical provider’s beliefs.

If we look back to philosophers such as Adam Smith and Karl Marx, discussions of political economy were deeply intertwined ...

On Monday, senators voted 28-6 in favor of House Bill 59. Presented by Sen. Carl Bjerke, R-Coeur d’Alene, the bill is known ...

A bill moving through the Idaho Legislature would allow doctors to opt out of procedures that violate their ethical or moral beliefs. Both supporters and opponents of the bill cited the ...

moral or ethical beliefs,” according to its statement of purpose. Senators overwhelmingly supported the bill Monday. The House will now have to approve amendments before it heads to Gov.