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  • The D(esigned)-Word
    May 9, 2009

    An element of nature “designed”—a slip-up or a rare admission?

  • Antique Protein
    May 9, 2009

    An incredible discovery that shocked the “millions of years” camp is back—with further verification.

  • The Latest Animal Virus
    May 9, 2009

    An “evolving” virus is in the news again—but this time, skunks and foxes are at the center, not swine.

  • Racing to a Conclusion
    May 9, 2009

    Africa may be the most genetically diverse place on earth. Is that evidence of evolutionary origins?

  • The First European?
    May 9, 2009

    The mock-up represents the “earliest known modern European,” supposedly 35,000 years old—yet he looks just like what creationists would suggest.

  • Molucules Don't Make the Man
    May 2, 2009

    Scientists have built a molecular system that “evolves” in the lab. But like other such systems that have gone before it, this doesn’t prove Darwin.

  • The Wimpy Asteroid
    May 2, 2009

    The widely taught model of dinosaur extinction doesn’t line up with the latest fossil findings.

  • Swine Flu Is Evolution?
    May 2, 2009

    Swine flu—both the virus itself and the associated paranoia—seems to be sweeping the world. Is it evolution in action?

  • Mini T-rex Ancestor
    April 25, 2009

    A fossil dinosaur found in China—the great great granddaddy of fearsome T. rex?

  • Earth Day and Creation
    April 25, 2009

    Earth Day: what is the creation perspective?

  • Lord of the Tools
    April 25, 2009

    “How could a hominid with a brain the size of a grapefruit craft tools?” asks ScienceNOW’s Elizabeth Culotta.

  • The Earth That Wasn't
    April 25, 2009

    Astronomers have found another “Earthlike” planet outside of our solar system.

  • Fossil Seal Walks In
    April 25, 2009

    “Evolution at [w]ork,” declares National Geographic News. “[T]he evolutionary evidence we have been lacking for so long,” reports BBC News. So just what is this new fossil?

  • Sophisticated Sea Scorpions
    April 18, 2009

    Who were the first tool users: Humans? Apes? Crows? No, say evolutionists; it may have been “scorpion-like sea beasts” (and no, they’re not kidding)!

  • Instantaneous Evolution
    April 18, 2009

    Early humans weren’t very good at swinging from trees. But if you think that has evolutionists doubting human evolution, think again.

  • Noah's Ark, Hong Kong Style
    April 18, 2009

    We were deluged with media tips this week about the Wall Street Journal’s front-page coverage of a Noah’s Ark replica.

  • MRI Prayer
    April 18, 2009

    Praying is just like ordinary conversation—but is that really evidence against Christianity?

  • Sharp Survivorman
    April 11, 2009

    Stone blades from more than 500,000 years ago: the work of an alleged human ancestor or someone playing Survivorman?

  • Creation in Germany
    April 11, 2009

    In February we noted a Der Spiegel article on European creationists (which followed a Guardian article that covered British creationists). Now English-language German paper The Local focuses on Bible believers in that country.

  • Bird Origin Problems
    April 11, 2009

    Can evolutionists rescue their own model of bird origins?

  • The Dawn of Creation
    April 11, 2009

    People around the world celebrated a recent, literal creation this week.

  • Salt Lake Extinction
    April 4, 2009

    Yet another explanation for a catastrophic mass extinction—could it be?

  • Prebiotic Nonsense
    April 4, 2009

    Astrobiologists may be a step closer to identifying prebiotic compounds in space. Now all they have to do is find the compounds!

  • How You Can Help (Dis)prove Evolution
    April 4, 2009

    If you’re living in Europe, you’ve been asked to help find evidence for evolution in your backyard.

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