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Here are some of the stories we were reporting in late November 2001, restored from archives.

Corrupt Big Science Needs to Clean House

The picture of institutional science as the paragon of objectivity is gone.

A Black PhD Who Suffered Scientific Racism by Evolutionists

This egregious case of discrimination showed academia's intolerance for black Christians.

Big Science Airs Its Dirty Laundry

All is not well in scientism. Big Science is as fallible as other institutions.

Peer Review Flaws Revealed by Massive Number of Retractions

Does peer review help ensure validity? A major scientific publisher is retracting over 500 peer-reviewed papers—and that's just for starters.

Peer Review Fails to Catch a Liar

Another scientist caught lying., and how it illustrates the shortcomings of peer review.

Peer Review Evolves Without Intelligent Design

Humans have brains, but they can do things that look downright Darwinian, as in "Darwin Awards."

Retraction Note: “Evolution of Religion” Study Pulled

Nature has egg on its face. Its peer-reviewed paper on the evolution of "moralizing gods" was found immoral.

Fraud Is Killing Science Publishing

Industrialized cheating is growing so fast, it's becoming hard to know what is real.

Retracted Papers Never Die

There's another case of zombie science in peer-reviewed publishing: retracted papers that don't stay dead.

Fallen, Fallen Is Big Science the Great (cont.)

Here are more angles from which to view the downfall of Big Science and its accomplice, Big Media.

Fake Spider Scares Experts

  Yet Another Fake Fossil Published in a Peer-Reviewed Scientific Journal! What’s going on in paleontology? by Jerry Bergman, PhD The headline of a creation website announced in bold letters, “Fake spider fossil passes peer review!”[1] It then asked, “What lessons should be learnt?” The first lesson is, although the common claim, at least by […]

Scientists Are Only Fallible Humans

Recent news articles remind us to qualify our trust in scientists according to the human potential for error and bias.

Scientist, Heal Thyself

People who play "King's X" in the science lab had better be aware of their limitations and vulnerabilities.

Liberal Journal and Media Disparage Conservatives, but Censor Falsification

A widely-cited paper disparaging conservatives was falsified, but the journal refused to admit it or publish a retraction.
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