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Wonkette (satire) Sundays With The Christianists: A Biology Textbook That Explains Science Is ... Wonkette (satire) Those Neanderthal ponies are scary. The world of 1983 was primitive and brutal. You know what's compelling about creationists?
The Guardian Who invented clothes? A Palaeolithic archaeologist answers The Guardian I'm proud to be involved with Science Grrl, which aims to show girls that science is for everyone by providing diverse role models, and TrowelBlazers, a new...
Former Sen. Adlai Stevenson III says Illinois's political dynasties are afflicted with "an incurable, hereditary case of politics." Adlai IV broke the chain by becoming a reporter for NBC5, and McLean...
Archaeologists have made a discovery in southern subtropical China which could revolutionise thinking about how ancient humans lived in the region.
To manage your diabetes, Weird Science recommends the munchies Ars Technica Marijuana may make you overeat, but it could be an effective diabetes treatment. Lighting up a bit of weed is often blamed for people going on uninhibited eating binges.
Eureka! Science News Puzzling! Swine flu virus detected in elephant seals off West Coast NBCNews.com (blog) By Megan Gannon, LiveScience.
The Guardian Alice Roberts: on the horns of a mammoth dilemma The Guardian The first time I met palaeontologist Dan Fisher was in a hotel in the Arctic frontier town of Salekhard, in Siberia.
Boston Globe Washington's robust market for attacks, half-truths Boston Globe Hyperbole and distortion are common, a carryover from the rhetorical free-for-all of political campaigns; the result is that there is much public confusion about the...
One day after The White House released 100 pages of Benghazi emails, a report has surfaced alleging that Republicans released a set with altered text.
Via Michael Charney
A study into the brooding behaviour of birds has revealed their dinosaur ancestors shared the load when it came to incubation of eggs.
A University of Otago-led multidisciplinary team of scientists have shed new light on the diet, lifestyles and movements of the first New Zealanders by analysing isotopes from their bones and teeth.
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The Guardian Fallout from huge solar flare to sideswipe Earth NBCNews.com (blog) A huge explosion on the sun will deal Earth a glancing blow Friday but should not pose a threat to the planet, scientists say.
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Washington Times The distortion of language in politics Washington Times Over time, language inevitably changes, either intentionally or accidentally. Words assume alternate and sometimes unrelated meanings.
It's smart politics to exaggerate terrorist threats CNN International The second is that doing something -- anything -- is good politics. A politician wants to be seen as taking charge, demanding answers, fixing things.
'After Earth' offers up dark future for humanity NBCNews.com (blog) The Earth is a pretty bleak place for humans in the new science fiction movie, "After Earth." Set 1,000 years in the future, "After Earth" depicts a future in which humanity is...
BuzzFeed Obama Talks Jobs, Says Politics Misplace Focus TIME Obama says politics in Washington often aren't focused on what Americans care about. He's alluding to a series of political troubles that dogged him last week and overshadowed his agenda.
New York Times Scandal Involving Gifts and Theft Charges Complicates Politics in Virginia New York Times It is riveting the state's political class even as it distracts the gubernatorial campaign of the attorney general, Kenneth T.
The Guardian Alice Roberts: on the horns of a mammoth dilemma The Guardian The first time I met palaeontologist Dan Fisher was in a hotel in the Arctic frontier town of Salekhard, in Siberia.
Ask the religion experts: Why do so many prayers go unanswered? Edmonton Journal Above all, we desperately need His forgiveness for our inability to be always true to our religious tenets.
The fact came to light after the excavation of over 700 graves of ancient Egyptians.
Via David Connolly
One day after The White House released 100 pages of Benghazi emails, a report has surfaced alleging that Republicans released a set with altered text.
Via Michael Charney
De Smog Blog (blog) Survey finds 97% of climate science papers agree warming is man-made The Guardian Our team of citizen science volunteers at Skeptical Science has published a new survey in the journal Environmental Research Letters of over...
Archaeologists have discovered six pagan Saxon skeletons dating back over 1,000 years on a housing development site just a few miles from Stonehenge.
The Nation. (blog) The Peculiar Politics of Karl Rove's "Outrage" Over the IRS Flap The Nation.
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