Physicians and Surgeons for Scientific Integrity, A.K.A. Doctors Doubting Darwin, makes publicly available its list of members.

All 22 of them must be very proud.

  The results of a new study reveal the "genetic underpinnings" of cooperative and altruistic behavior in vertebrates.
  Next time you're at the bar/pub/dive, be sure to buy your wingman a drink.

  A Canadian Professor was denied a government research grant, after the agency that distributes the money decided that the applicant hadn't provided sufficient information to "prove" evolution ( Read more... )

  Score one for transitional forms. What do you get when you're halfway between a fish and a crocodile? Sadly, you don't get the awesome croco-shark (sharkodile), but you do get a really interesting fossil, that helps illustrate the evolution of early tetrapods.

  BBC News is reporting on new curriculum guidelines that will require biology teachers to address the creationist perspective in a unit on fossilization.
  The exam board that issued the new syllabus insists that they're not teaching it as a scientific theory. If it's not a scientific theory, why would it be a required topic for a science class? *