News to Know

• Another Branch of the Family

  Feb. 21, 2009

  Does the partially complete sequencing of the Neanderthal genome challenge creationists’ view that they were fully human?

• How Many Earths Again?

  Feb. 21, 2009

  Two weeks ago we covered a study that said there could be up to 37,964 alien civilizations in the Milky Way. Now, the number of Earth-like planets in the Milky Way has been enumerated: 100,000,000,000.

• Religion Is in Your Head

  Feb. 14, 2009

  Religion? It’s all in your head: New Scientist takes an unmitigated swipe at theism.

• Evolving Robots

  

  Feb. 14, 2009

  Robot designers are taking a cue from Charles Darwin!

• Neanderthal Symphony

  Feb. 14, 2009

  In April of last year we heard a Neanderthal voice for the first time. Now it’s time to hear Neanderthal music.

• Cockroaches Inspire Robots

  Feb. 14, 2009

  Robot designers are taking a cue from lizards and cockroaches!

• Abortion and Morality

  Feb. 14, 2009

  The tragic account of a cold-hearted abortion clinic murder—and the ensuing legal battle—reminds us of the dark connection between abortion and morality. (Warning: revolting content.)

• Darwin is the News

  Feb. 14, 2009

  Two weeks ago, we covered Darwin in the news. This week, Darwin is the news!

• Home Away from Home

  Feb. 7, 2009

  Astronomers have found yet another “Earth-like” planet (how many does this make, anyway?). Once again, it’s not exactly home away from home.

• It's a 'Whale'

  Feb. 7, 2009

  Does the fossil discovery of an early “whale” offer evidence for evolution or does it merely reinforce presuppositions?

• Beat it, Stein!

  Feb. 7, 2009

  Darwinists at the University of Vermont have done a great service to Ben Stein by proving the point he made in the film Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed.

• Human-Animal Embryo Research Hits a Wall

  Feb. 7, 2009

  Experiments to produce hybrid human–animal embryos have been unsuccessful. Will that mean anything to advocates of embryonic stem cell research?

• Poll Shows Public Doubts about Evolution

  Feb. 7, 2009

  A poll in Britain reveals widespread doubt over Darwinism—or does it?

• Earlier Start for Animal Evolution

  Feb. 7, 2009

  It could almost be the plot of an evolutionary Indiana Jones adventure: deep beneath the sands of Arabia, lost and hidden for millennia, lay a secret molecule that transcends what we think we know.

• A Fishy Riddle

  Jan. 31, 2009

  It’s a bit of a riddle: three fish are totally unlike one another, yet they’re all the same species. How can it be?

• Is the Hobbit Human?

  Jan. 31, 2009

  Remember the hobbit? It’s back in the news—again.

• Earth's First Animal

  Jan. 31, 2009

  This just in: sea sponges are not the oldest animal around, according to a recent evolutionary analysis.

• Darwin in the News

  Jan. 31, 2009

  We’re less than two weeks away from Darwin’s birthday, and the news media isn’t forgetting.

• How is Language Driven?

  Jan. 24, 2009

  “But if universal grammar did not evolve by natural selection, how could it have arisen?” That’s one question posed by a recent study—one we can certainly answer!

• Twitchy Lizards

  Jan. 24, 2009

  Lizards are busy “evolving” again—is it more proof for Darwinism?

• Dead Tigers Live

  Jan. 24, 2009

  The Caspian tiger was dead—but now it’s alive?

• Texas Curriculum Fuels Evolution Debate

  Jan. 24, 2009

  The debate is still raging over how the science curriculum is being “messed with” in Texas.

• Christian Won't Drive Atheist Bus

  Jan. 24, 2009

  A Christian bus driver has boldly refused to drive a bus sporting atheist banners backed by Richard Dawkins, et al.

• Have Charles Darwin’s Theories Helped Us at All?

  Jan. 17, 2009

  Thanks, Mr. Darwin—for nothing!

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