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Fact Checking Artificial Intelligence
When you ask an AI assistant a question - whether it's about history, science, or how to fix a stubborn piece of code - the first step is to pause before accepting the answer. AI excels at fluency, and fluency can be disarming. A…
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Public Trust in Science: A Statistical Snapshot
Overall U.S. trust in science increased slightly, from 76% of those surveyed in 2024 to 77% in 2025, according to the Pew Research Center's annual survey. Scientists ranked as the most trusted profession among all groups Pew…
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Creationism
Creationism presents itself as an alternative explanation for the origin and diversity of life, but it falters on every criterion that defines a robust scientific framework. At its core, creationism relies on fixed conclusions…
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How Hype and Celebrity Advice Distort Public Understanding
Public trust in science has always rested on a fragile compact: scientists investigate the world with rigor and humility, and society, in turn, believes that their conclusions are grounded in evidence rather than ideology or…
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Gold Standard Science
In recent years, federal agencies have begun branding certain research and policy decisions as gold-standard science a phrase intended to signal rigor, trustworthiness, and methodological purity. On the surface, the impulse makes…
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Undermining Science and Endangering Health
The past several years have seen growing concern among researchers, agency staff, and science-policy observers about the effects of political interference on the integrity of federal science. Reporting from multiple outlets…
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Recent Antiscience News
October 2026 has seen continuing tensions between scientific evidence and political ideology, particularly in the United States. Government interference in research, challenges to established vaccine policies, attacks on climate…
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Genetic Engineering - Ethical Concerns
Genetic engineering has carried science into a realm once reserved for myth and imagination. With tools like CRISPR, synthetic biology, and gene drives, researchers can now rewrite the code of life with a precision that would…
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Social Media Regulation
Social media has become a defining infrastructure of modern life, shaping how people learn, communicate, and participate in society. Yet the same systems that enable connection can also amplify harm. Misinformation spreads faster…
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Evidence Supporting Evolution
The story of evolution is written across the natural world, and once you learn to read the clues, the evidence becomes almost overwhelming. It begins with fossils - those rare, lucky snapshots of ancient life. Layer by layer…
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Improving Your Science Literacy
Science literacy isn't about memorizing formulas or mastering obscure terminology. At its heart, it's the ability to understand how scientific knowledge is built, to evaluate evidence, and to make informed decisions in a world…
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Interpreting Science Research
It can be tricky to read and understand science, technology, health, and the environment. Some science sources may unintentionally or intentionally twist or obscure facts. When you're fact-checking, make sure you understand…
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