Nathaniel Reed

Diplomatic immunity has long been a hallmark of international relations. But does it allow for diplomats to get away with otherwise inexcusable behavior?

What are the broader implications of increasing taxes on private universities' endowments?

The unfolding investigation around Russia's influence in the 2016 election now includes its first indictments. How will the Trump administration respond?

Though the humanitarian need to help refugees globally is self-evident, exactly how to do so could not be more complex.

Trump's move towards isolationism has wide-ranging implications for the international order - an order that has existed since WWII.

The FBI shut down a site spreading child pornography. Then, they kept the site running for two weeks to track those who visited.

On deciding women's rights without asking women.

On drones' societal benefits and consequences.

America's national parks continue to grapple with the degrading effects of overcrowding.

Saving the bluefin tuna will require balancing surging demand with troubling impacts on biodiversity.

Equating masculinity with participation in certain sports creates negative discourse around gender identity and sexuality of individual athletes.

Donald Trump's choice for the Head of Transition for the EPA raises concerns about the future of environmental policy under a Trump administration.

It's not just haunted houses - halloween decorations across the country make controversial statements about mental illness.

Rapper Kid Cudi recently went public with his mental health struggles, prompting discussion on the effects that hypermasculine and racialized rap culture can have on mental health.

Some countries plan to contest the UN's ban on trading ivory. But would allowing the sale of legal ivory economically benefit countries, or increase the problem of illegal ivory poaching in dwindling elephant populations?

Nathan Reed explores whether abstinence-only sex education is a moral way to talk about sex in a modern society.