Opinion

Can we combat climate change with more than just the sciences, and how should we implement the humanities into our solutions?

After Kevin Spacey's sexual assault allegations, is it ethically permissible to still wear clothing that represent his work on House of Cards?

There are more women than ever up for election during this year's midterms. If many of them succeed, what might change?

Even after Kavanaugh's confirmation, the decision is controversial.

What are the dangers involved in social media censorship? This article uses Alex Jone's removal from social media to examine the problems that come with censorship.

Why is Ariana Grande being blamed for the death of Mac Miller? This article focuses on the underlying patriarchal themes that fuel this blame and how they damage women in relationships.

The Australian off-shore detention camp on Nauru continues to hold children indefinitely, at great risk to their mental health.

Pesticides have done a lot of harm to our environment, but most of all to insects. Should our ethics extend beyond ourselves to members of the natural world?

What is fake news, really? And what is it doing to our free speech?

Hannah Gadsby's reframing of Picasso's cubism is more than a piece of art criticism -- it's revolutionary.

Is Donald Trump really in the running for the Nobel Peace Prize?

Gun violence in schools is more prevalent than ever, yet still law-makers suggest arming teachers is the best solution.

The former Atlantic columnist's stance on abortion raises an important question: if abortion is murder, why are pro-life activists squeamish about prosecuting the women who seek them out?

Scandals involving powerful men like Donald Trump and Harvey Weinstein have trained the spotlight on the controversial non-disclosure agreement.

As the Parkland mass shooting once again thrusts guns into the public consciousness, it is time to rethink our approach to gun violence.

Examining the religious context of Pope Francis' recent condemnation of "fake news."

Though critically and commercially successful, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri has concerned some with its brand of black humor.

"Asking for the wall (and so on) is like demanding ransom before freeing someone who’s unconditionally entitled to be free."

Does Venezuela's ongoing crisis justify a humanitarian intervention?

In 1917, three Portuguese children claimed to have received prophecies from the Virgin Mary. The way the world reacted underscores how religion is sometimes used to further political goals.