People are trusting AI more and more for life and career coaching. Too bad machines are just as bad at is as humans.

New discoveries in South Africa may redefine human history according to a new Netflix documentary, but critics are far from impressed by the evidence.

Ancient Apocalypse is not a bold new exploration of human history. It's a cheap, lazy rehash of myths and cliches debunked a century ago.

Plandemic is just a rapid-fire tsunami of lies and anti-vaccine tropes with something for every conspiracy theorist.

Biohacking is the next big craze for those obsessed with taking charge of their health beyond just diet and exercise. But while it sounds like science, there's no evidence it actually works.

MLMs prey on human vulnerabilities to hijack the health industry. And they have a lot of help in high places.

An Indian science conference espoused the superiority of Hindu religion and legends over actual facts and history. And it's just a small part of an alarming and accelerating trend...

Thanksgiving marks the start of the winter holidays and the dread associated with having to deal with relatives and family friends you rather wouldn't...

Trumpism is nothing more than the political equivalent of alt med woo and it's bound to have the same efficacy.

While pervasive, deceptive fake news seems to be a new phenomenon for the public, the science world has been trying to battle their version of it for years.

Maybe a medical conference is not the best place to elevate the profiles of snake oil salespeople...

Anti-GMO activists not swayed by reason or data are destroying text fields and crops in an effort to stop any and all research they can.

Medical experts are appalled with Dr. Oz for making a career out of giving simplistic, scientifically unverifiable and unproven questions to complicated questions about people's health.

There's nothing quite like creationism mixed with a heavy dose of woo in which anything you dream of can come true because quantum.

Apparently middle aged planets also gain mass around their equators according to an amateur geologist very passionate about his epiphany.