Rehashing the same old talking points while framing them as questions does not make them better or more correct.

It's often tempting to compare advancements in technology to evolution. But they're two fundamentally different processes.

A study of how proteins are encoded and translated across a dozen species shows that life on Earth had only one population of universal common ancestors.

Jerry Fodor and Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini wrote a book about evolution riddled with mistakes called out by biologists. Now they're pretending their critics are faceless nobodies with suspect credentials.

Evolution can explain why you stand upright and have a large brain. It won't explain why you like to watch movies or read books because it doesn't have to.

Humans are still evolving and a new study shows exactly what changed in our genomes over the last 10,000 years.

Making robots compete for survival like living things shows us how some complex behaviors like altruism and parasitism might have evolved.

Everyone's favorite creationist punchline Ray Comfort decides to weigh in on swine flu. It went about as well as you'd expect.

The famed naturalist and science communicator is back with a new documentary about evolution that avoids similar efforts' typical mistakes.

So what exactly is Darwin Day?

Creationists are deliberately confusing evolution with a popular theory it replaced.