Though more relevant now than ever, belief in conspiracy has long been a controversial aspect of society.

Can one consider herself a Christian if she does not believe in the resurrection of Christ?

Raising Indiana's cigarette tax could improve public health, but would hit the state's poorest citizens the hardest.

If Trump's strikes in Syria and Afghanistan are to be considered justified, they must adhere to certain standards of warfare.

On how the overbooking incident on United Airlines speaks to problems with the business models of the domestic airline industry.

Marvel and DC may have diversified their comic book characters, but that has yet to translate to the film industry.

Total Frat Move's Instagram posts depicting potential animal abuse have prompted criticism.

The violent protests at India's Ramjas College have as much to do with nationalism as they do free speech.

The vice president's refusal to dine alone with women has complicated implications for values-based accommodations in the workplace.

Peter Singer has advocated for a form of altruism that prioritizes the effectiveness of aid in lessening suffering above all else. What are the implications of his position?

Pope Francis has not said he is an atheist, but he has made statements supporting atheism over hypocrisy. What would the implications be if the Pope were an atheist?

On finding consciousness in bees and the subsequent ethical implications.

When confronting a moral dilemma, is it better to engage with the issue or avoid getting involved entirely?

Violent protests at India's Ramjas College have threatened the role of free speech in Indian society.

Director Andy Cullison argues against the notion that Peter Singer and Jeff McMahan's analysis of the Anna Stubblefield case is merely offensive, rather than harmful.

What does the examination of Charles Byrne's body after death, against his wishes, say about respecting the dead?

On zero tolerance policies on juvenile crime and the school-to-prison pipeline.

On American celebrations of Holi and their potential for cultural appropriation.

Public and private bans on the hijab in Europe spark complex questions regarding John Stuart Mill's ideas on harm and private property.

Rather than obscuring the forces that led to Emmett Till's murder, Dana Schutz's controversial painting of Till's open casket forces the viewer to reflect on racism's dehumanization.

Urging researchers to "come through the door, not the window," the San people of South Africa have developed their own code of research ethics.

A recent SNL skit portrayed Ivanka Trump as sharing morally responsibility in her father's actions. Should she be blamed?

Pamela J. Hobart argues that more nuance is needed when deciding what counts as eugenics, and whether eugenics can be ethical.

Betsy DeVos' confirmation as the Secretary of Education has raised questions about whether public schools should be run according to free-market principles.