Archive: In 2004, Big Science Worried that Democrats Vastly Outnumber Republicans
December 2, 2023
The journal Science said 19 years ago that the lopsided political views in academia marginalizes conservatives.
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Archive: Darwin Can’t Find His Tree of Life
November 11, 2023
This article from November 2006 is one of many falsifications of Darwinism. Yet like zombies, the Darwinians keep rising from the tombs and stalking the town.
Archive: Masters of Venom—Cone Snails
October 21, 2023
This CEH article from 20 years ago is reproduced for our readers' contemplation and fascination.
Archive: Darwin, Mendel, and Style
October 14, 2023
Two entries from Creation-Evolution Headlines twenty years ago show that doubts about Darwin go way back.
Archive Classic: The Evolution of War and the War of Evolution
September 16, 2023
Our 20-year-old entry shows that leftist political bias has long been part and parcel of evolutionary storytelling.
Archive Classic: Pop Goes the Fatbubble Theory for the Origin of Life
August 26, 2023
Twenty years ago, evolutionists were still putting out ridiculous stories for how life emerged by chance.
Archive Classic: Noted Magician James Randi Touts Atheism to Scientists
September 29, 2022
From 20 years ago, here is an on-the-scene report of a magician teaching critical thinking to NASA scientists.
Archive Classic: Astrobiology, 0 Steps Forward, 3 Steps Back
August 6, 2022
From 2005: Report of a JPL lecture on the origin of life offers nothing but anti-scientific speculation.
Archive Classic: E-I-E-I-O in Old McDarwin’s Animal Farm
October 2, 2021
Some beliefs about origins are more equal than others.
Archive Classic: The Evolution of Electrical Engineering: An Imaginary Tale
May 10, 2020
This CEH entry from Jan 17, 2007 contains a lesson still important today.
Archive Classic: Where Do Gems and Precious Metals Come From?
April 13, 2019
How did gems and precious metals get to the Earth's surface?
Pop Goes the Fatbubble Theory for the Origin of Life
September 3, 2004
This weird theory pops faster than the bubbles it describes as our ancestors.