Science on Townhall

• Obama celebrates young inventors at White House science fair Mon Apr 22
  Reuters News
• Carbon not Culprit in Global Warming, Science Is Say Scientists Tue Apr 16
  John Ransom
  In the April edition, the publication Nature Climate Change acknowledges that global warming has been paused, at least between the period from 2000 to 2010. This time the culprit is the most ingenious energy storage mechanism ever- the ocean. Oh my. ... more
• Science, Sex and Birth Control Thu Apr 11
  Steve Chapman
  Democrats claim we have one party that upholds science and one that rejects it. ... more
• "Matrix" creators making science fiction series for Netflix Wed Mar 27
  Reuters News
• A Look at Left-Wing Social Science and Gun Research Thu Mar 21
  Daniel J. Mitchell
  Why, for instance, do some people believe in Keynesian economics, when it is premised on the fanciful notion that you can increase “spending power” by taking money out of the economy’s left pocket and putting it in the economy’s right pocket? ... more
• Should science on brain injury inspire a ban? Wed Mar 20
  Reuters News
• Mind melds' move from science fiction to science in rats Thu Feb 28
  Reuters News
• Washington Turns Science to Science Fiction Sat Feb 16
  Rich Tucker
  Government has replaced science with, well, fiction. Consider the push for renewable fuels. ... more
• Russia science park Skolkovo hit by fraud probe Wed Feb 13
  Reuters News
• When Science Doesn't Count Thu Dec 20
  Maggie Gallagher
  When the press reported that Adam Lanza had Asperger's syndrome (part of the autism spectrum disorders) and other unspecified personality problems, the autism community swung into action in a way that is totally understandable. ... more
• Texas teen takes home $100K national science prize Tue Dec 4
  AP News
• New Dallas museum offers hands-on exploration of nature, science Sat Dec 1
  Reuters News
• Science classroom explosion injures 5 Pa. students Wed Nov 28
  AP News
• New nature and science museum to open in Dallas Wed Nov 14
  AP News
• Why vampires? Book looks at science behind monsters Thu Nov 8
  Reuters News
• Science Reporting No Different Than Activists' Own Hype Sat Nov 3
  Lisa De Pasquale
  Following Hurricane Sandy’s massive devastation across the northeast, many were quick to tie it to “climate change” (you know, what “global warming” and the “new ice age” used to be.). In a blog post on Tuesday, former Vice President Al Gore wrote “Hurricane Sandy is a disturbing sign of things to come. We must heed this warning and act quickly to solve the climate crisis. Dirty energy makes dirty weather.” ... more
• In presidential campaign ads, political science meets excess Thu Nov 1
  Reuters News
• Italian court ruling sends chill through science community Mon Oct 22
  Reuters News
• Match-making science wins economics Nobel for two Americans Mon Oct 15
  Reuters News
• Japan author, "spooky" science up for cut-price Nobels Thu Oct 4
  Reuters News
• UK plan to merge Antarctic, ocean research stirs science row Mon Oct 1
  Reuters News
• Blowhard silencer, dead-fish brain science win spoof Nobel prizes Thu Sep 20
  Reuters News
• Insight: AIDS science leaping ahead, but will the money follow? Thu Sep 6
  Reuters News
• Psychology Today: What Should Christians Make of Neuroscience? Wed Sep 5
  Marvin Olasky
  Octavious Bishop, 37, did not need a television to learn about gangsters, pimps, and prostitutes: He only had to look out his window. Growing up without a dad in poor areas of Milwaukee, Memphis, and Houston, with gangs all around him, prisons or coffins were his likely resting places. ... more
• The ‘Gay’-Activist Science Deniers Mon Sep 3
  Matt Barber
  Woe to any scientist with an interest in objectively researching and reporting on “LGBT”-related issues. If your findings fail the left’s socio-political “butterflies-and-rainbows” litmus test, the “progressive” establishment will try to destroy you – guaranteed. ... more

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