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The Guardian Falls For Creationist Ploy, Misses Real Story: Peace Between Religion And Science

Michael Zimmerman, Ph.D. | Posted 04.09.2013 | Religion
Michael Zimmerman, Ph.D.

Reporting on false battles, encouraging people to continue to believe that they must choose between religion and science, is not only wrong but it exacerbates the problems arising from the fact that we live in a society in which scientific illiteracy is rampant.

Good Music Stands For Itself

Mark Yzaguirre | Posted 04.02.2013 | Celebrity
Mark Yzaguirre

It is true that many people will go to see the Rolling Stones or buy their records as part of a nostalgia trip, perhaps for a time before they were even born, but a lot of people will listen to them and other older rock bands for a very simple reason -- they like the music.

Evolution vs. Creationism: Creationist Challenges Science In Court

Posted 03.27.2013 | Politics

One creationist plans to put his money where his Bible is for a "Literal Genesis Trial," a $20,000 contest of his creation. The winner must prove or d...

Are Foreign Multinationals Paying Their Fair Share of U.S. Tax?

Martin Sullivan | Posted 05.20.2013 | Business
Martin Sullivan

There are two main ways multinationals shift profits out of the countries where they actually do business and into tax-haven holding companies.

Naomi Wolf Ends Weekly Guardian US Column; Will Still Contribute Monthly

Michael Calderone | Posted 04.16.2013 | Media
Michael Calderone

One of the Guardian's most prominent columnists will no longer be writing regularly for the paper.

Did The FBI Really Spy On Occupy Wall Street Campus Demonstrations?

The Huffington Post | Tyler Kingkade | Posted 01.10.2013 | College

Officials with the State University of New York at Oswego say they never assisted the Federal Bureau of Investigation or any other federal agency to m...

Journalism Industry Reels From Week Of Cuts

The Huffington Post | Jack Mirkinson | Posted 02.06.2013 | Media

The holiday season is proving to be a bitter time for many in the journalism industry, as a wave of layoffs and buyouts hits publication after publica...

Guardian Steps Up Pressure For Staffers To Volunteer For Redundancy

www.telegraph.co.uk | Posted 02.05.2013 | Media

The publisher of the Guardian and Observer newspapers has stepped up pressure on staff to come forward for redundancy, by telling them where the axe i...

GOP Can't Re-gift the Same Platform in 2016

Jake_Reiner | Posted 01.12.2013 | College
Jake_Reiner

. How Republicans will rebound in 2016 is the big question. Will it involve major policy shifts or will they merely repackage the same platform with the same rhetoric?

Fountainhead

Paula Gordon | Posted 01.03.2013 | Politics
Paula Gordon

The First Amendment guarantees our right to embrace any religion we choose, no matter how peculiar. It also protects our right to talk about it along with almost anything else (truthfulness is optional).

Why US Foreign Policy Matters for British Media

Jake_Reiner | Posted 12.23.2012 | Media
Jake_Reiner

The candidates weren't the only ones who prepared vigorously for the final battle. Across the pond, the lead up to the final debate was the cover story for many newspapers.

What The Kitchen Staff Eat: Recipes From The World's Top Restaurants

The Guardian | Posted 11.28.2012 | Taste

Why is the staff meal important? Making a big deal of staff food helps build team morale and raises standards. From a chef's perspective, if you don't...

Top 8 Quotes on Open Journalism

Garrett Goodman | Posted 11.18.2012 | Media
Garrett Goodman

The practice of open journalism is not a step-by-step exact science. Rather it is a loose framework that many news organizations are experimenting with.

Naomi Wolf Defends 'Vagina' Against Critics

The Guardian | Posted 09.11.2012 | Women

Many critics and readers, including many feminists, have welcomed my book Vagina: A New Biography. Some critics, though – feminists too, of another ...

Online Reviews Can Destroy Your Business: Study

The Guardian | Jamie Doward | Posted 09.04.2012 | Small Business

It is something every restaurateur and hotel owner knows: good reviews boost takings while terrible ones can close you down. And, in an age when every...

New Study: Global News Sites Poorly Covered the Olympics in Photos

Susan Moeller | Posted 10.28.2012 | Media
Susan Moeller

A new study of 20 major media outlets used the image-curating website Pinterest to help measure the photographic coverage of four days of the Olympics.

Why Sexy Fan Fiction Can Be A Good Thing

Foz Meadows | Posted 10.15.2012 | Books
Foz Meadows

Sex in fan fiction matters because it's a glaring representation of everything that's missing from mainstream porn, and because it stands as evidence of the wealth of female desire that's barely being acknowledged elsewhere, let alone catered to.

Daily Mail's Unbelievable Blunder

The Huffington Post | Rebecca Shapiro | Posted 08.13.2012 | Media

Wow. Just ... wow. The Daily Mail has deleted a controversial paragraph in a blog, after the post went viral for referencing an infamous Nazi slog...

Olympic Gymnastics Recreated In LEGO Form (VIDEO)

The Huffington Post | Posted 08.08.2012 | Teen

The U.S. Women's Gymnastics Team is pretty flexible, as one viral video proved. But even when rendered in stiff LEGO form, the Fab Five still manages ...

Metropolis: Talking With Peter Cincotti, and Chatting With Minnesota's Peter Himmelman & David Hollander

Mike Ragogna | Posted 10.01.2012 | Entertainment
Mike Ragogna

"There is tons of dead time where you're sitting on your ass and the business stinks and you're pissed. The record business is uncertain. Everyone's getting fired, you don't know when your next tour is going to be, you're between labels and a year goes by, there's all that."

Democracy, Trust and WikiLeaks: A Conversation With the Mother of Julian Assange

Vivian Norris | Posted 07.26.2012 | Media
Vivian Norris

I believe that people such as Julian Assange, movements such as Occupy Wall Street and those behind the Arab Spring, actually want change for a better, not worse and more chaotic, world. But their image and their hard work is being hijacked and manipulated.

Glenn Greenwald Moves To The Guardian

salon.com | Eric McHenry | Posted 09.18.2012 | Media

After five-and-a-half highly fulfilling years at Salon, I will be leaving to join The Guardian beginning on August 20....

Journalist Won't Be Prosecuted Over Phone Hacking Reporting

Reuters | Posted 07.29.2012 | Media

LONDON, May 29 (Reuters) - UK prosecutors investigating a phone-hacking scandal at a Rupert Murdoch tabloid have decided not to char...

Best Damien Hirst Burns

The Huffington Post | Priscilla Frank | Posted 05.28.2012 | Arts

This week White Cube Gallery exhibited a new collection of paintings by Damien Hirst entitled "Two Weeks One Summer." To say the exhibition was not we...

Robert Schwartzman's "Second Chances" Video Premiere, Plus Chatting With Trevor Rabin

Mike Ragogna | Posted 07.11.2012 | Entertainment
Mike Ragogna

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