News to Know

• What Color Were Dinosaurs?

  May 11, 2013

  Dinosaur skin sample may yield the secret of its color, but anything about the creature’s age?

• Are Those Who Question Evolution Creating a Missing Link in Pennsylvania Schools?

  May 11, 2013

  By questioning carefully, discerning students may learn that evolutionary claims really don’t hold water.

• Should Military Personnel Who Proselytize Face Court-Martial?

  May 11, 2013

  Pentagon consults with activist who wants Christian military personnel prosecuted for sedition.

• Evolution—The Least Important Topic in Medicine

  May 11, 2013

  Could physicians be better doctors if they applied evolution to their practice of medicine?

• Wind, Not Water, May Have Built the Martian Mount Sharp

  May 11, 2013

  A new analysis of photos of Mount Sharp taken from Curiosity’s vantage point suggests that water was not involved in the origin of the bulk of Mount Sharp.

• Did Paired Fins Foreshadow Paired Limbs in Terrestrial Animals?

  May 4, 2013

  Evolutionists suggest that we can thank an early jawless fish’s experimentation for the fact that we have right and left versions of our arms and legs.

• Not to Legitimize “Gay Marriage” But to Destroy Marriage

  May 4, 2013

  Startling admissions by gay activist and network commentator highlight the attack on the family.

• Which Indoctrination Does Dawkins Support?

  May 4, 2013

  While Richard Dawkins spreads a wide net to encompass all religions, many of his remarks make it clear that Christianity is his primary target.

• Were Zigzag Legs an Evolutionary Adaptation for Flight?

  May 4, 2013

  Bird posture was well-designed from the beginning to support heavy upper bodies by positioning the center of gravity over the feet.

• Modern European Family Tree Has Stone Age Roots

  April 27, 2013

  Family tree of much of modern European population has Stone Age roots.

• Distant Galaxy Allegedly Rapidly Forming Stars

  April 27, 2013

  Star light, star so bright—is this hot spot in the sky churning out stars at record-breaking speed?

• Researchers Calculate Life Began Before Earth Could Have Existed

  April 27, 2013

  Researchers calculate that life had to have begun so long ago earth did not yet exist.

• Traditional Treatments for Infections May Strengthen Antibotic Resistance

  April 27, 2013

  Traditional “hit early and hit hard” approach to treating severe infections may increase antibiotic resistance.

• DNA Confirms Tiny Body from Atacama Desert as Human

  April 27, 2013

  DNA confirms tiny body from Atacama Desert belonged to a human.

• Textbook Market Likely to Take the Reins of Education

  April 20, 2013

  As publishers plan to implement NGSS science standards, textbook market will likely take the reins of education.

• Re-dated Shroud of Turin Gets Its Own App

  April 20, 2013

  Re-dated Shroud of Turin gets its own app.

• Sediba Fossils Fail to Connect the Evolutionary Dots

  April 20, 2013

  Sediba fossils shuffle the deck of diversity but fail to connect the evolutionary dots.

• Japanese Study Affirms Hobbits’ Humanity

  April 20, 2013

  Japanese study affirms hobbits’ humanity and offers clues to their origin.

• Powerless Primordial Soup is Dead in the Water

  April 20, 2013

  Without power, the primordial show is over before it starts.

• Evolutionary Changes Said to Offer Insight on Wildlife

  April 13, 2013

  Rapidly occurring “hard-wired evolutionary changes” said to offer game-changing insights for wildlife management.

• Jurassic Embryos Suggest Rapid Growth of Sauropod Embryos

  April 13, 2013

  Scientists in China are excited to report their analysis of a much older batch of miscellaneous disarticulated dinosaur embryo bones and eggshells.

• Tinkering With the Molecular Clock

  April 13, 2013

  Tinkering with the molecular clock: which assumptions should we accept?

• Where Did Morality Come From?

  April 13, 2013

  Never take your theology from a chimp.

• Climate Change Predictions Prove Miscalculated

  April 13, 2013

  Climate change predictions in the news have been proven to be inaccurate.

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