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Ethics

self Dec. 1, 2021

Would You Share Your Frozen Eggs?For some women, planning for the future means co-creating someone else’s present.

By Anna Louie Sussman
ethics Nov. 28, 2018

What Really Caused ‘America’s Best Burger Place’ to Shut Down?What the viral Thrillist article about Bar Stanich left out.

By Amanda Arnold
Mar. 1, 2017

White House: Kellyanne Conway Was Trying to Stand Up for Ivanka With EndorsementIn a new letter, the White House says Kellyanne Conway’s endorsement was made “without nefarious motive.”

By Lisa Ryan
Feb. 9, 2017

Watchdog Hits Kellyanne Conway With Formal Ethics ComplaintThe complaint says she violated federal law with her comments about Ivanka Trump’s line.

By Lisa Ryan
now smell this Aug. 18, 2016

What Does Female Empowerment Smell Like?Should it be floral?

By Kathleen Hou
May 27, 2016

It’s Easier to Like the Office Jerk If They’re Good at Their JobCompetence, ethics, and likability are a messy triangle.

By Cari Romm
May 16, 2016

Scientists Discuss Synthetic Human Genomes in Secret, Scientists-Only MeetingThis turns out to be a reliable way to draw public attention to your private meeting about the future of human genetics.

By Melissa Dahl
technology Oct. 28, 2015

Your Driverless Car Could Be Programmed to Kill YouAdventures in the ethics of autonomous vehicles.

By Ben Ellman
the future July 24, 2015

Genetic Engineering for Our Babies Is RealA new gene-editing technique makes “designer babies” seem like the least of our worries.

By Susan Rinkunas
work Nov. 13, 2014

Disgusting Environments Lead to Unethical Behavior Reminders of cleanliness seem to promote cooperation.

By Melissa Dahl