# tech
UK academics want to know if a sufficiently advanced robot goes on a killing spree should also stand trial for its crimes.
# science
Bill Dembski thinks he can disprove evolution with information theory. But he doesn't understand enough about biology or statistics to apply it.
# science
Wormholes exist, but they may be impractical for travel according to what we know about the physics behind them.
# space
No matter what we try, we can't get around the need for dark matter in our equations and observations.
# health
Homeopaths are dangerous enough in developed countries. They could be a devastating malice in the third world.
# politics
Science is under attack in classrooms and pop culture. The NCSE is trying to change that.
# science
The Creation Museum is running a science fair. Yes, it's the same thing as a slaughterhouse having a confab about veganism.
# space
Current plans for our return to the Moon seem a little too vague to be successful.
# health
"Sure she's a public health menace, and sure she's an ignoramus. But isn't she so pretty and outspoken?"
# oddities
What the Georgia Guidestones teach us about the history behind mysterious monuments that stood the test of time.
# tech
Would you pay $6,000 for advice from a doctor who claims he could help you live longer by making it up as he goes along?
# science
Philosopher Michael Ruse would like his discussions about science and religion to have a lot less science and a lot more credulity towards faith...
# sex
Research into teen pregnancy seems to be rife with confusing causation and correlation.
# space
One of the weirdest extrasolar planets we've found so far is a superheated puffball that orbits its star in the wrong direction.
# astrobiology
Ufologists want the EU to create an office of extraterrestrial affairs and diplomacy.
