News to Know

• Circular Reasoning Surrounds Human Origins, but Even a Broken Clock Is Right Twice a Day

  Aug. 12, 2013

  Mitochondrial Eve finally meets Y-chromosome Adam (sort of).

• Research Paper

  Were Birdbrains on the Dinosaur Pre-flight Checklist for Evolution?

  Aug. 10, 2013

  Evolutionists say birds evolved from dinosaurs with flight-ready brains.

• Evolution Through the Eye of the Beholder

  Aug. 8, 2013

  Can a birds’ eye view explain the evolution of animal ornamentation and courtship behavior?

• Monogamy: Is It Rooted in an Evolutionary Past?

  Aug. 5, 2013

  Monogamous relationships are relatively rare among mammals. But is human monogamy God’s idea, or merely an evolutionary byproduct?

• Are We One of Many, or Did God Design the Universe with Physics That Actually Works?

  Aug. 3, 2013

  Our world, and our universe, seem remarkably fine-tuned. But in fact, they are too fine-tuned, many physicists now think.

• Research Paper

  War or Peace? The Evolutionary History of Human Nature

  Aug. 1, 2013

  A study by anthropologists with a different version of mankind’s evolutionary history threatens to return them to the arena to settle their differences.

• Special Report: West Nile Virus—Will It Strike the States Hard Again?

  July 29, 2013

  West Nile virus: brought to you by public enemy number one

• How Did Birds Get To Be So Smart: Are They “Feathered Apes”?

  July 27, 2013

  Does a peek “into the minds of birds” provide a peek into the origin of ours?

• Lizards Begat Lizards

  July 25, 2013

  Evolutionists generally view “live-bearing” as an evolutionary advance over more primitive “egg-laying.”

• Cholera Clues Uncovered: Did Cholera Exert “Evolutionary Pressure” on People?

  July 23, 2013

  Evolving people? . . . Or just natural selection in action? Researchers suspect the long presence of cholera has been recorded in the human genome.

• Archaeologists Find Farming’s Roots All Over the Fertile Crescent

  July 20, 2013

  Archaeologists uncover evidence of early cultivation and crop storage throughout the Fertile Crescent.

• Bees Bond on the Right

  July 18, 2013

  Honeybees depend on their right antennae to differentiate friends from foes, scientists have learned.

• Paleo-Pest Said to Demonstrate How a Flea Evolved into a Flea

  July 15, 2013

  Where do fleas come from? From other fleas. But evolutionists have had a hard time constructing their history of the flea.

• From Bacteria to Giraffes: Adapting Reality to Fantasy

  July 13, 2013

  What can pink shower scum tell us about the origin of the giraffe’s long neck?

• Beauty in the Eye of the Beholder

  July 11, 2013

  Did evolution teach this orchid how to get a bee in its bonnet?

• A Horse Is a Horse, of Course, of Course . . .

  July 8, 2013

  DNA from an ancient horse’s foot suggests horses have been horses for a long time.

• Battle for Babies in the Lone Star State

  July 6, 2013

  The abortion ban Texas is debating already exists in 12 other states.

• Power Swimming up the Evolutionary Ladder

  July 4, 2013

  The marine medals for diving go to animals like elephant seals and sperm whales, which can remain underwater for 90 minutes or more.

• Defining Marriage—Supreme Court v. Sovereign God

  June 27, 2013

  In a pair of landmark decisions, the Supreme Court of the United States yesterday laid the groundwork for the creation of a new civil right to same-sex “marriage.”

• The World’s Oldest Water?

  June 13, 2013

  Researchers believe water trapped in tiny fractures within sulphide deposits has had no contact with water exposed for 1.5 to 2.64 billion years.

• Is the Dawn of the Early Bird Too Good To Be True?

  June 10, 2013

  Feathers are ruffled because the newest candidate for the first bird upsets the currently popular claim that Archaeopteryx was not a bird at all.

• Research Paper

  Mammoth Questions: Of Blood, Biological Antifreeze, and Clones

  June 8, 2013

  New “fresh flesh and blood” mammoth discovery animates clonal hopes.

• Research Paper

  Seabird Study Said to Solve the Evolutionary Mystery of Flightlessness

  June 6, 2013

  A biomechanical study of murre—one that dives well but also flies—presumably sheds light on penguin flightlessness.

• In-Depth Article

  Like Dolly, Only Human

  June 5, 2013 from Answers in Depth

  The human cloning method of Shoukhrat Mitalipov’s group re-ignites the bioethics of the human embryonic stem cell debate at a whole new level.

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