TV and movies -- including season 1 of The White Lotus -- have been grappling with the destructive callousness of the 1%. Season 2 looks beyond.

Generative AI is an emerging paradigm in tech that makes the creation of deepfakes much easier -- and more monetizable.

The feminist debate on being objectified isn't settled yet -- sometimes, consensual sexual agency can't be separated from objectification.

Restorative justice is touted as the feminist answer to an unhelpful carceral justice system. For survivors of stalking -- it can't change what happened, but it can recognize that harm has taken place.

This week in The Buzz Cut: a couple navigates the spotlight, a pan-India song breaks barriers, and an aged woman baffles the press.

New York Times staffers, academics at the Universities of California, and publishers at Harper Collins all have a common message: building public discourse is valuable labor.

The current movement was catalyzed by the suicides of K-pop stars in 2019, and a subsequent rise in misogyny in the country’s national discourse.

Financial incentives for weight loss stigmatizes weight as a moral failure, equates size with health, and individualizes a systemic crisis.

When authorities in Bengaluru schools found condoms and oral contraceptives in students' bags, it should have been an educational moment.

This week in The Buzz Cut: a man helps two Prime Ministers a woman watches her in-laws unravel, and an engagement arrives on time.

Media reports about a ‘zombie’ virus deliberately misstate facts. What are the public health implications of misleading information?

Children born during this time of recession showed genetic markers of accelerated aging.

A court in Queensland added to growing legal recognition of the connection between the environment and human rights.

“I believe we are in the phase of mental health care where we recognize that we may have to discard old findings, modify the existing ones and research newer possibilities."

Indian-English accents differ by region -- but class-caste dominance coupled with globalized work cultures shapes what the "right" one is.

This week in The Buzz Cut: a woman upsets a stable nation, another woman stuns by existing, and a man sues for the stars.

When it comes to popular culture, it’s not just ace representation that’s needed. It’s a reckoning with sex itself.

A former Paralympic athlete will participate in a feasibility study to see how disabled people can live and work in space.