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• Neither objects nor processes are fundamental

  June 2, 2026 Emma Jaura Institute of Art and Ideas

  Quantum reality has no fundamental building blocks

• Cells Have a “Hail Mary” Strategy to Minimize Damage

  June 2, 2026 Ronald Fritz Creation-Evolution Headlines

  On a good day, living cells experience roughly 70,000 separate events that damage their DNA. Fortunately cells are constantly proofreading and repairing that genetic information.

• The Pope Just Weighed in on AI

  June 2, 2026 Don Barger Mind Matters

  If your religious organization doesn’t yet have a theology of AI, start building one because the conversation is already happening without you

• Is materialism holding science back?

  June 2, 2026 Mind Matters

  That’s the title of a discussion featuring University of Rochester astrophysicist Adam Frank, Lisa Feldman Barrett, and Michael Levin at Institute for Arts and Ideas (IAI)’s YouTube channel

• AI and the extraordinary claims made without extraordinary evidence

  June 2, 2026 Jeffrey Funk Mind Matters

  Nobody should be using AI tools just for the sake of using them

• At Aeon: Mathematics is not a human invention

  June 2, 2026 Mind Matters

  The equations that govern black holes were true before there were black holes. That claim is hotly contested, and cuts through one of the deepest fault lines in the philosophy of mathematics.

• Evolution: Inevitable or Remarkable?

  June 2, 2026 Peter Jeavons The Faraday Institute

  The universe as a whole seems to have evolved from a simple beginning over a long period of time in accordance with physical laws.

• How long can humans live? We simply don’t know

  June 1, 2026 David Adam Nature

  Claims about the upper limits to human lifespan are characterized by hype, deficient data and shoddy science, says longevity researcher Saul Newman.

• The Covert Consciousness Dilemma

  June, 2026 Molly McDonough Harvard Medicine

  The discovery of hidden awareness in seemingly unresponsive patients is raising pressing questions in brain injury care

• Video

  The Evidence of Biological Machines: A Challenge to Evolution

  June, 2026 Michael Behe Review+

  Explore the groundbreaking investigation by Strobel into the microscopic universe of living cells, revealing challenges to Darwinian evolution and evidence of intelligent design.

• Human Equality in a Neurosurgeon’s View

  June 1, 2026 David Klinghoffer Science & Culture Today

  Ben Carson, John West

• Can Our Model of the Cosmos Work Without Dark Energy?

  June 1, 2026 Gayoung Lee Gizmodo

  There’s a way to make the math work without a hypothetical form of energy

• We Are Not Alone? No, We Never Were

  June 1, 2026 Bethel McGrew Science & Culture Today

• On Implossibility

  June 1, 2026 George Montañez Science & Culture Today

  (No, Spell-Check Didn’t Fail Me)

• The Dirt That Refused To Die

  June 1, 2026 Siddhant Pusdekar Quanta Magazine

  Lifelike biochemistry continued to unfold in sterilized soil for six years, pointing to a metabolic theory for how biology began.

• Astrobiology's Looming Statistical Crisis

  June 1, 2026 Andy Tomaswick Universe Today

  Multi-billion dollar space telescope programs aren’t only feats of aerospace engineering. They also feature statistics.

• Making Life’s Big Decisions: Part 4

  June 1, 2026 Calvin Smith Answers in Genesis

  Why living things’ ability to make decisions demonstrates design

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists discover inherited traits that break Mendel’s Laws of genetics

  June 1, 2026 Johns Hopkins Medicine Science Daily

  They identified the first known naturally occurring paramutation in a mammal, hinting that environmental influences may play a larger role in inheritance than scientists realized.

• Debunked Vestigial Organs Argument Rises Again

  June 1, 2026 Jerry Bergman Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Why have these same vestigial organ claims been repeated over and over again for many decades?

• Rapid Change, Fixed Design: Rethinking Genetic “Accelerators''

  June 1, 2026 Jonathan K. Corrado Institute for Creation Research

• News Update/Commentary

  The secret to pigeons’ incredible navigation was hiding in their liver

  May 31, 2026 Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior Science Daily

  Pigeons may owe their remarkable homing ability not to their brains or eyes, but to magnetic-sensing immune cells hidden in their livers.

• News Update/Commentary

  Chimpanzees and bonobos have human-like friend circles

  May 31, 2026 Utrecht University Science Daily

  Chimpanzees focus on a few trusted partners and become more selective with age, while bonobos maintain a more egalitarian social style.

• Whales Break Record for Migration Distance

  May 31, 2026 Sarah Buckland-Reynolds Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Scientists observe a 15,000 km migratory route by humpback whales between Australia and Brazil. We reflect on the purpose and implications of these observations from a creation perspective

• Humans have weirdly white eyes. Here’s why.

  May 31, 2026 Sarah Philip Popular Science

  No other animals have eyes like ours.

• A Visual History of the Building Blocks of Life

  May 31, 2026 Laura Tran The Scientist

  In Cells: The Illustrated Story of Life, biologist Christian Sardet invites readers on a vivid journey to appreciate the origin and evolution of cells and lifeforms.

• When Laws Evolve, Part 2: The Return of the Problem of Law

  May 30, 2026 John Wise Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Modern science cannot sustain the laws of nature while insisting those laws are merely temporary habits picked up in a lawless flux

• Blog Post

  At the Son’s Right and Left Hand

  May 30, 2026 Bill Dembski

  The Primacy of Humanity in Creation

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists say evolution may work differently than we thought

  May 29, 2026 University of Michigan Science Daily

  Researchers found that beneficial mutations are actually far more common than scientists have long assumed. The puzzle is that these advantageous mutations rarely spread through entire populations.

• News Update/Commentary

  This bizarre crocodile relative from the Triassic looked like an ostrich dinosaur

  May 29, 2026 Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Science Daily

  Meet the crocodile cousin that looked like an ostrich-like dinosaur -- a bizarre Triassic discovery that proves evolution loves surprises.

• Brain Cleaned by Abdominal Hydraulic System

  May 29, 2026 Sarah Buckland-Reynolds Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Scientists discover that the human brain is more mechanically interconnected with the abdomen than previously thought

• In Seattle, Socialism Is the Flip Side of a Faulty Evolutionary Theory

  May 29, 2026 David Klinghoffer Science & Culture Today

• Video

  Why Roman Catholics Can't Be Evolutionists

  May 29, 2026 Cornelius G. Hunter Darwin's God

• Video

  See, Evolution is Not Atheism in Disguise

  May 29, 2026 Cornelius Hunter Darwin's God

• Ancient Humans Have Been Getting Smarter, It Seems

  May 29, 2026 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  That’s the conclusion I drew from reading about recent research in paleontology

• Did the Tiny Arms of Certain Theropods like T. rex Evolve Five Separate Times?

  May 29, 2026 Ken Ham Answers in Genesis

  The mighty dinosaur T. rex is famous for three things: its massive size, its massive teeth, and its very tiny arms.

• Video

  Evolution 2026 Virtual Conference:

  May 29, 2026 Evolution Meetings

  Population Genetics --- A multidimensional analysis of genetic structure in Canary rockfish, Sebastes pinniger, including an investigation of hybridization with sister species

• In Blow to Junk RNA, “Majority” of Transcription Not “Background Noise”

  May 28, 2026 Casey Luskin Science & Culture Today

  Garbage Goodbye

• Nose Knows Better than Darwinism

  May 28, 2026 Howard Glicksman Science & Culture Today

  Design Logic Explains Why

• Book

  More Than Evolution Requires

  May 28, 2026 David Brooks Comment

  BOOK REVIEW: Christopher Beha’s journey out of atheism.

• Video

  Cosmologist confronts Craig's Kalam defense

  May 28, 2026 Phil Halper

  Can modern cosmology really support the claim that the universe began to exist? Do philosophical arguments about causation and infinity survive scrutiny from contemporary physics?

• Video

  Rocks Don't Lie: The Global Flood Evidence You Haven't Seen

  May 28, 2026 Andrew Snelling Biblical Studies and Reviews, Stephen Hackett

  What if everything you were taught about the age of the Earth was built on assumptions nobody can verify?

• News Update/Commentary

  Scottish wrens may be evolving into new species through island gigantism

  May 28, 2026 University of Birmingham Science Daily

  Tiny Scottish wrens are evolving into giant island birds -- and scientists think they may be becoming new species.

• Blog Post

  Is The Universe Too Crazy To Understand?

  May 28, 2026 Adam Frank Everyman's Universe

  The trouble with String Theory and its ilk.

• Designer Science Misrepresents Aristotle and Ignores Church History

  May 28, 2026 Brian Miller Science & Culture Today

• Past-Eternal Loop Quantum Cosmology Gets the Bounce

  May 28, 2026 Bruce Gordon Science & Culture Today

• Book

  Exploring the Universe through the Dual Lens of Scripture and Science

  May 28, 2026 Sven Östring and Elisapesi Manson, eds Avondale Academic Press

  A comprehensive and up-to-date introduction to modern cosmology and its intersection with questions of faith, Scripture, and meaning.

• Scientists Discover New Giant Virus That Replicates in a Totally Unique Way

  May 28, 2026 David Nield Science Alert

• Designed to Adapt: Examining Plankton After Chicxulub

  May 28, 2026 Jonathan K. Corrado Institute for Creation Research

• Designer Science Repeats Common Misunderstandings of Thomas Aquinas

  May 27, 2026 Brian Miller Science & Culture Today

• Let’s Catch Up with the Neanderthals!

  May 27, 2026 Denyse O’Leary Science & Culture Today