News to Know

• Cod Evolution No-Go

  Feb. 28, 2009

  Another example of “evolution in action”—need we even bother examining the reality to confirm this isn’t what Darwin predicted?

• 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.

• Those Wacky Creationists

  Feb. 21, 2009

  Stephen Moss of Britain’s The Guardian aims to answer the question “who exactly are” creationists? Will his answer be on target or way off base?

• 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?

• Science Group Boycotts Louisiana Over Law

  Feb. 21, 2009

  Some evolutionists are taking the culture war over origins to the next step: boycotting an entire U.S. state in protest of the state’s education laws.

• Aliens Among Us

  Feb. 21, 2009

  Never mind looking for “aliens” out in space; what if they’re living here among us?

• Cockroaches Inspire Robots

  Feb. 14, 2009

  Robot designers are taking a cue from lizards and cockroaches!

• Darwin is the News

  Feb. 14, 2009

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

• 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.

• 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.)

• Religion Is in Your Head

  Feb. 14, 2009

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

• 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.

• 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?

• 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.

• 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.

• 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?

• 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?

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