Competitive eating—competitions where people cram upwards of 70 hot dogs down their throats in under 10 minutes—is on the rise. Is it a symptom of the greater breakdown of ethics in our society, or is it just good fun?

Gwyneth Paltrow is currently hawking her line of pseudoscientific quackery, and it makes us wonder why people give celebrities a pass. So let's get to the bottom of this, shall we?

When advertising cozies up with movements like feminism in order to sell their products, is that ethical?

Is it unethical to be late all the time?

What could be more 'everyday' than shopping cart ethics? Yes, shopping cart ethics.

The amount of homework our kids take home seems to be doubling each year. Let's take a look at some of the ethics around homework, shall we?

We all use different voices for different times, whether we realize it or not. In some of these cases, there are some ethics to talk about. So basically in this episode we're talking about talking.

They're not necessarily symbols of rebellion anymore. They're art.

By now everyone has heard of the United Airlines incident involving a passenger who was beaten and removed from the plane by police because he refused to give up his seat. There were so many ethical issues to pick apart in this story that it was hard to c

It's an extremely common procedure performed on newborn baby boys... but should it be?