Earlier today I saw an interview on Quillette with Dr. Andre Oboler, the CEO of the Online Hate Prevention Institute, about online hate and...

For most of us, "the law" feels like a settled thing. It's in multivolume thick books, enforced by robed figures, and seems to...

Yesterday I wrote about an article in Educational Philosophy and Theory in which a group of academics presented different essays that all ...

I had a fun discussion with A Philosophical Jew about my AskHillel Jewish ethics AI project on his podcast. Check it out!

The more I work on the AskHillel ethical framework, the better it gets.  After my last essay on how rights are a subset of values, I was won...

For centuries, moral and political philosophy has been entangled in the tension between rights and duties.  On one side stand advocates of r...

A recent British survey shows that more than half of the public think Islam is not compatible with British values. As my followers know I h...

As antisemitism and other forms of hate proliferate in social media, mainstream media and elsewhere, the question is how this can be handled...

The United States is now in its 250th year, and this is a true milestone in human history. When we talk about America, we mean the unparalle...