McDonald's recently rereleased their Szechuan Sauce, but not widely enough to satisfy all fans. The aftermath of extreme customer dissatisfaction offers lessons about the role of nostalgia.

Credited with bridging Christianity and Native American culture, Chief Black Elk's legacy remains controversial.

As more allegations of sexual misconduct among Hollywood elite like Louis C.K. continue to appear, how should we approach their artwork?

Republicans have boasted that their tax plan will fit on the back of a postcard. Will a fair tax plan fall outside the margins?

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

Why fighting is allowed in hockey, but frowned upon anywhere else.

Should scientific uncertainty about baby powder's health risks stop Johnson & Johnson from labeling it as potentially hazardous?

With mounting allegations of sexual assault against Kevin Spacey, how are we to interpret his coming out in response?

A new documentary argues that General Patton's leadership should be a model for today, requiring a reassessment of the controversial general's legacy.

Research has shown that moral behavior can be influenced by environmental "nudges," including those as small as finding a dime in a phone booth.

How should listeners view the Christian themes in Chance the Rapper's music?

The Supreme Court will soon decide whether requiring non-union employees to pay union fees is constitutional.

Trump's presidency has led many to struggle with the ethics of trying to diagnose any mental illness he might have - and whether such illness would even justify his behavior.

How does wildlife preservation affect the lives of Alaskan people? Is it always helpful, or can it be harmful?

In the wake of Senator Flake's announcement not to run for reelection, it is important to examine the intended or unintended consequences of resignation.

Is Uber really as practical and beneficial as it seems?

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

Do self-driving cars perpetuate economic inequality when they prioritize the lives of their drivers over others on the road?

As the Trump administration opens up contraceptive exemptions for "sincerely held moral and religious beliefs," it is worth examining what exactly qualifies as "sincerely held," in the first place.

Michelle Jones wasn’t the only applicant to be rejected from Harvard University this year. However, the reason for her rejection was unique: her history with the criminal justice system.

For decades, the U.S., Canada and Australia forced indigenous children to be adopted into non-indigenous communities. Only recently have they begun to apologize.

As the tensions between Spain and Catalonia continue to grow, it merits examination when it is ethically permissible for a territory to secede.

The Navajo Nation is currently debating overturning a ban on genetic research within its territories - a debate complicated by the historic exploitation of Native Americans.

Despite Barack Obama's attempts to brand himself as a post-racial president, Gabriel Andrade argues that the first black presidency fell victim to the identity politics damaging American society.