Mike McQueary, who is still employed by Penn State; he witnessed child rape firsthand in 2002, when he was a graduate assistant coach, but did not alert the police

But social psychology research on “bystander” behavior suggests that many of us might actually turn away.

Of course, the fact is, that child will sometimes hit and won't feel particularly bad about it either—unless he's caugh

What does, or ought to, separate us then is our highly developed sense of morality, a primal understanding of good and bad, of right and wrong

Americans planned to make their voices heard on Park51, the proposed Islamic center two blocks from where the World Trade Center once stood. Rallies were planned for Saturday afternoon