Violence against the alt-right's Richard Spencer raises questions about the efficacy of nonviolent and violent protest.

The United States lags behind other countries in addressing companies overworking their employees.

Experiments in welfare and universal basic income stand to set a new precedent for government assistance.

On whether superstition can be considered a harmless cultural practice.

The rise of contract-based employment, exemplified by companies like Uber and Lyft, poses numerous questions for workers' rights.

Trump's rise has threatened the role of norms in our domestic and international order. His opponents must employ new language to defend it.

Is it moral to prioritize saving American jobs over the non-American jobs lost in the process?

As media struggles to regain public trust and hold Trump accountable, Buzzfeed's publication of unverified controversies surrounding Trump plays with fire.

Philosopher Derek Parfit died on January 1st. Let us hope he will go to heaven. Will he?

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

The foundational culture magazine makes waves, both good and bad, with an issue on global notions of gender.

As leaders of Augosto Pinochet's dictatorial government repent, questions linger about the role of forgiveness in the face of oppression.

Looking at checks on the Trump administration alone misses the whole picture.

India's indie music scene works to expand global understandings of their craft beyond Bollywood.

Are limits on trademarking offensive names infringements on free speech?

Should systemic conditions of fake news share the blame for Edgar Welch's crimes?

Should the federal government label homeopathic over-the-counter treatments as ineffective?

Who is responsible for music that reproduces harmful stereotypes about Black Americans?

Televangelism promises viewers solutions to their problems if they donate to the church, but there is no accountability due to a lack of regulation.

Classical music's ever-growing demand for perfection has taken a toll on those who perform it.

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

Both as a historical figure and an ethical preacher, Jesus is remembered differently today than scholarly research suggests.

A controversial method of treating children with autism raises questions about the motives behind aversion therapy.

Weighing the pros and cons of dishonesty about an enduring Christmas legend.