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• ‘This is dangerous’: slime moulds and the bitter debate over the nature of intelligence

  September 8, 2026 Samanth Subramanian The Guardian

  Scientists are battling over whether supposedly simple organisms should be considered ‘intelligent’. The outcome could reshape our understanding of the natural world -- and our own place within it

• Natural Selection Falling from Grace

  September 8, 2026 Jerry Bergman Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Natural selection is a filtering process that resists evolution, and not a process that creates new genetic information, as evolutionists claim

• Why Life’s Origin Can Only Be Explained by Design

  September 8, 2026 Brian Miller Science & Culture Today

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  The Big Bang Under Review

  September 8, 2026 Niayesh Afshordi and Hugh Ross Reasons to Believe

  What Cosmology Can -- and Can't -- Tell Us About Origins ... The big bang changed our understanding of the universe. But has modern cosmology actually explained ultimate origins?

• Video

  Gifford Lectures: Beyond the Series -- Why is Life the way it is?

  September 8, 2026 Nick Lane University of Edinburgh

  explore the origins and constraints of life in a fascinating talk

• Thoughts on Oppenheimer’s Demon

  September 8, 2026 Terrell Clemmons Science & Culture Today

  Why the Satisfying Thrill of the Thriller?

• When scientists become commercial influencers

  September 8, 2026 Barbara Pfeffer Billauer American Council on Science and Health

  Peer review in reputable journals gives scientific claims an authority that commercial speech rarely enjoys. But what happens when scientists carry that halo of authority out of the laboratory and into the marketplace

• Can Geneticists Fight Disease by Targeting ‘Nurture’ Instead of ‘Nature’?

  September 8, 2026 Emily Baumgaertner Nunn New York Times

  Traditional gene editing rewrites DNA. But a new approach, called epigenome editing, aims to treat the molecular scars we collect throughout our lives.

• Duke University to Remove Access to C. W. Howell’s Dissertation with Fabrication

  September 8, 2026 John G. West Science & Culture Today

• Who Owns Your Mind’s Creative Work? Who Owned Dolly Parton’s?

  September 7, 2026 Richard W. Stevens Mind Matters

  The unsettling logic driving the movement to abolish copyright -- and the counterargument rooted in the mind itself

• The universe is fine-tuned for technology, not just life

  September 7, 2026 Jeff Shainline Institute of Art and Ideas

  Cosmological evolution selects for black-hole-creating universes

• Bad Methods Get Evolution Super Wrong

  September 7, 2026 John Wise Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Historical biology has no eyewitness testimony to support its story, and no reliable way to calibrate its methods to empirical observation

• We’re on the verge of seeing the quantum foundations of the universe

  September 7, 2026 Jon Cartwright New Scientist

  Quantum theory says a vacuum isn’t truly empty, but proving it directly has remained out of reach. A new experiment using immensely powerful lasers could finally expose its hidden structure -- and perhaps offer clues to dark matter

• Isaac Newton’s remarkable year -- and the plagiarism accusations that followed

  September 7, 2026 Andrew Robinson Nature

  A deep dive into Newton’s major work, Principia Mathematica, reveals his hate of hypotheses and a habit of courting controversy.

• A Theory of Intelligence Metrics: Measuring the Degree of Intelligence in Search

  September, 2026 William A. Dembski Discovery Institute

  The study of intelligence raises two key questions: (1) How can intelligence be detected or inferred from its effects, and (2) how can the degree of intelligence in effects be measured?

• Former Atheist: Materialism Cannot Explain Consciousness

  September 6, 2026 Mind Matters

  “Emergence," the claim that consciousness somehow emerged from matter, faces serious obstacles, he says

• No, our ancestors weren't carnivores

  September 6, 2026 Hatty Willmoth BBC

  Here's what they really ate and why it matters ... Our hunter-gatherer forebears weren’t the carnivorous cavemen we once thought

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  Neurosurgeon with 7,000 surgeries: “Science forced me to believe in the soul"

  September 6, 2026 Michael Egnor Somos Alma

  An essential conversation about neuroscience, consciousness, near-death experiences, and the existence of the human soul, between Dr. Luján Comas and Dr. Michael Egnor.

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  The End of the Central Dogma

  September 6, 2026 Denis Noble Voices from Oxford

  Is DNA really the blueprint of life? This discussion challenges genetic determinism and explores how living cells use uncertainty, organisation and adaptation to survive.

• Origin of Life: The Fundamental Challenge

  September 6, 2026 Winston Ewert Science & Culture Today

• News Update/Commentary

  Life uses 4 DNA letters. Scientists just made 8 work

  September 5, 2026 University of California, San Diego Science Daily

  RNA polymerase handles synthetic DNA letters in surprisingly similar ways to natural ones. The finding brings scientists closer to building expanded genetic systems that could perform entirely new biological functions.

• The Lizard Brain Is Back? Wait. It’s Not Back…

  September 5, 2026 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  Not This Again?! ... A useful item from Georgia Tech examines the claim that an ancient lizard brain controls our emotions

• From Life’s Origin to Cyanobacteria in a Billion Years

  September 5, 2026 Science & Culture Today

  That Was Fast

• The Organ That “Proved” That Everything Is Connected

  September 4, 2026 Jonathan Jarry McGill University

  He says he discovered a new organ. He also thinks that dementia reveals the true face of the universe. What is going on?

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists overturn a theory about this shark’s strange head

  September 4, 2026 University of Miami Science Daily

  Bonnethead sharks change head shape as they grow, overturning a long-held theory and leaving scientists with a new evolutionary mystery.

• Plant “Muscles” Show Proprioception

  September 4, 2026 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  The sense of position in space was thought to be unique to animals. Trees exhibit proprioception, too.

• Evolutionary Origin of Information

  September 4, 2026 Winston Ewert Science & Culture Today

  The Problem of Robustness

• How a Christian Magazine and a Christian Scholar Boosted a Book with a Fabricated Quote

  September 4, 2026 John G. West Science & Culture Today

• Overhyping the Mind-Body Interaction Problem

  September 4, 2026 Denyse O’Leary Science & Culture Today

• What Did Jurassic Forests Sound Like? Like This.

  September 3, 2026 Annie Roth New York Times

  Scientists spent over a decade reconstructing the calls of nine species of ancient insects to create the first accurate Jurassic soundscape.

• Darwin’s hunch confirmed at last

  September 3, 2026 Di Jiang Science, v.393, n.6815, p.989-990

  Carnivorous plants attract, capture, and digest insects to survive in nutrient-poor soils. In 1875, Charles Darwin suspected that two Saxifraga species might share this ability,

• Campfires Drove Evolutionary Storytelling

  September 3, 2026 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  It’s time to turn the tables on the Darwin Yodas and let them refute themselves

• Chimpanzees have accents too

  September 3, 2026 Queen Mary University of London

  A study finds that young chimpanzees develop dialect, providing a new way of understanding ontogenetic evolution.

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient “living fossils” may reveal how complex life began

  September 3, 2026 University of New South Wales Science Daily

  A newly discovered microbe living inside ancient stromatolite communities may offer a rare look at how complex life first emerged.

• Mars could hold the secrets to the origins of life

  September 3, 2026 Erik Hoel Institute of Art and Ideas

  Potential biosignatures strengthen case for new Mars mission

• Leading Theory for How Life on Earth Began Is ‘Highly Unlikely'

  September 3, 2026 Carly Cassella Science Alert

  If you ask a scientist how life appeared on Earth, they will usually begin the story in one of two places ... Both tales are highly engaging, but only one holds any water,

• News Update/Commentary

  Plants may be evolving the wrong traits for a warming world

  September 3, 2026 University of Michigan Science Daily

  Morning glories experienced a striking 96% drop in their rate of adaptation over just nine years.

• The Illusion of Progress in Origin-of-Life Research

  September 3, 2026 Brian Miller Science & Culture Today

  Protocell Pretensions

• Evolution of New Genes: The Big “If”

  September 3, 2026 Winston Ewert Science & Culture Today

• Changing Climates, Stable Primates

  September 3, 2026 Jonathan K. Corrado Institute for Creation Research

• A Hub of Intelligent Design in Africa

  September 3, 2026 Tova Levengood Science & Culture Today

• Register Scientists with the Government?

  September 2, 2026 Wesley J. Smith Science & Culture Today

  Top Journal Says Yes!

• Video

  Quantum Cyclic Cosmology

  September 2, 2026 Sean Carroll Phil Halper

  One of the deepest mysteries in cosmology is why the early universe began in such an extraordinarily low-entropy state. Attempts to explain this through random fluctuations can lead to the notorious Boltzmann-brain problem

• Video

  Scientific Evidence Exposes the Massive Gaps in Human Evolutionary History

  September 2, 2026 Casey Luskin Discovery Science

  By pointing out crushed fossil specimens, flawed reconstructions, and severe dating discrepancies, Luskin demonstrates that claims of upright-walking intermediate links are often overblown by popular media

• Evolutionary Models Reward Complexity for Complexity’s Sake

  September 2, 2026 Winston Ewert Science & Culture Today

• Cave paintings are much better seen by torchlight

  September 2, 2026 Mind Matters

  In the Smithsonian Magazine, Ben Crair recounts his journey to a Paleolithic “art gallery” cave

• Ancient bacteria have communications structures like human ones

  September 2, 2026 Mind Matters

  At phys.org, we learn another astonishing thing from prehistory: “Even ancient bacteria possessed intercellular communication structures like humans today, study finds.”

• Material Life: Mechanical Meat or Magical Matter?

  September 2, 2026 John Wise Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Neither dare challenge the sacred cow that unites them in common descent with modification: Methodological Naturalism

• What the remains of the last Neanderthals tell us about their demise

  September 2, 2026 Alison George New Scientist

  An isolated population of Neanderthals is shedding new light on their species’ final days. Palaeoanthropologist Ludovic Slimak takes us inside the cave where they lived and died

• New Scientist hype about the origin of life

  September 2, 2026 Will Brooks Creation Ministries International

  Once there were blobs. But are claims over coacervates convincing science or science fiction?