Magnus Vinding's "Compassionate Purpose" offers inspirational solutions for expanding our compassion footprint to help heal suffering without losing hope in a hurting world.

Does the inaccuracy or unfairness of an underlying conviction count as an “extraordinary and compelling reason” for compassionate release?

The answers to these questions aren’t just important for feel-good reasons. Recent research suggests that more compassionate workplaces reap substantive benefits when it comes to employee wellness, ...

Dr. Abraham Khoureis is a multi-talented thought leader who utilizes his research and influence to advance positive social change. True to form with my global initiative in the remaking of the new ...

The U.S. Supreme Court issued two decisions Thursday narrowly reading the federal compassionate release statute that allows ...

Milenthal worked to create a culture where talking about mental health isn’t career suicide — it's just talking.

During a late-night TV binge, I landed on Hell’s Kitchen. Watching celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay spit out fiery insults at his apprentice chefs–a tactic he justified as helping them to improve their ...

Monica Worline: Well, it might seem soft and fuzzy, but in fact, if you’re trying to innovate quickly and telling people to fail fast, people hate to fail, and failing creates suffering. Compassion is ...

York City officials want the public to believe they are carrying out a “compassionate clear-out” of the homeless encampment ...

Maine faces a lot of problems: the skyrocketing costs of food, utilities and gas, affordable housing, costly healthcare, ...