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Isaac Newton Saw God in His Science

A new short film from Illustra Media presents the words and thoughts of the greatest scientist in history.

Big Science Still Defending Abortion

The Supreme Court has spoken, sending the issue back to the states. Big Science is still defending the radical activists.

Big Science Tried to Stop Overturning Roe

When a leaked document indicated the Supreme Court might overturn Roe v Wade, Big Science and Big Media went to work.

A Pox Afflicts Big Science

Ever since Big Science hooked up with politics, it has displayed ugly sores and scabs.

Censorship Strikes Again

“Where they burn books, they will also ultimately burn people.” Nineteenth-century German Jewish poet Heinrich Heine

Arctic Tern Story Visualized

The longest migration in the animal kingdom is brought to life in a beautiful short film from Illustra Media.

How to Tell Who’s Lying

These simple tips can help anyone sort the probable truth-tellers from the deceivers.

2021 in Review

Here were the most-read articles on Creation-Evolution Headlines this past year.

Science and Scientism Are Two Different Things

A Scientist Condemns Scientism, or why many scientists wrongly confuse science with scientism.

Nature Journal Doubles Down on Abortion

As if needing to justify its earlier pro-abortion piece, Nature hits back on critics like us.

New Illustrated eBook Shows Design in the Human Body

Color illustrations and fascinating facts make this educational book of interest to everyone, not just students

Big Science Fossilizes Rapidly

There's no soft tissue in big scientific research fields when consensus sets in.

Don’t Follow the (Bad) Science

The literature of science is littered with retracted papers, lies, bias, embarrassments and bad ideas that refuse to die.

The Teaching Power of Nature

Scientists continue to find reasons for getting outdoors and observing the beauty of the world

Gender Is a Fact, Not a Choice

With rare exceptions, there are males and there are females, and they are distinguishable by science.
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