Hollywood needs more diverse directors in order to be a truly inclusive industry.

If you were to see the triumphs and misfortunes of your life unfold ahead of you, would you choose to experience it?

On why Trump's America needs compassion, not empathy, as acknowledged in the Buddhist ethics of care philosophy.

Russia's decision to decriminalize domestic violence raises questions on whether the bill is in the state's best interests or furthers gender inequality.

A proposed House bill would disband the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which could permanently alter the U.S. environment.

As artificial intelligence continues to develop, philosophy offers two possible criteria for granting robots rights.

The Trump family's frequent personal travel has increased Secret Service costs, creating controversy over using taxpayer money excessively.

What are the dangers of lionizing figures like Venezuela's Ezequiel Zamora?

Protests against conservative commentator Milo Yiannopoulos provoke questions on free speech and protest on college campuses.

Scientists debate their role in a renewed era of activism under Donald Trump.

Analysis of the Implicit Association Test reveals that implicit bias may be more difficult to detect than often thought.

Controversies in professional sports reveal the implicit social contract between athletes and their spectators.

The inauguration of Donald Trump and the Women's March on Washington drew strikingly different crowds into America's capital, as seen on public transport.

Reflections on protest and the benefit of chaos in the Trump era.

On the perils of teaching identity politics in philosophy.

Our contemporary politics call for reevaluating and recommitting to normative standards of knowledge.

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.