The Texan Institute For Creation Research is still dead set on issuing an M.S. in creationism, and they have 80 pages of (nonsensical) reasons why.

The Texas School Board of Education is attacking basic science standards once again.

Turkey may be moving forward politically and economically, but it's heading backwards on science education.

A quick dive into a brick wall of stupidity... err... the backwards logic of Ray Comfort.

Debates are only as good as all the participants' attitudes towards finding a common ground.

The Discovery Institute once again proves it's incapable of having a good faith debate or argument.

If Intelligent Design wants to be taken like a serious science, it needs to learn to follow the basics of the scientific method.

Just how much should we be allowed to discuss creationism in science class? It depends who's discussing it and why.