Is Intelligent Design a “Hoax”?
Since there is no content, there is no “controversy” to teach about in biology class. But here is a good...
Since there is no content, there is no “controversy” to teach about in biology class. But here is a good...
[Gene Weingarten] just finished reading the No. 1 national best-selling advice book in America: Natural Cures “They” Don’t Want You...
False. Sorting out who should have done what, and when, to head off the disaster in New Orleans produced by...
True. (hee hee) Captions accompanying television news broadcasts have to convey information about often complex topics in relatively few words, a situation which can sometimes produce inadvertently humorous ambiguity.
Nearly everyone who has ever watched television is the western world is at least passingly familiar with Gilligan’s Island. The...
True… Whenever disaster strikes a large, long-established city, inevitably one will find earlier references to that city in popular culture...
True. It's difficult to draw any substantiated conclusions from these photographs' captions. Although they were both carried by many news outlets, they were taken by two different photographers and came from two different services, Associated Press (AP) and Getty Images via Agence France-Presse (AFP).
False. The notion of keeping some windows slightly cracked open during hurricanes crossed over from what was at one time...
True. Status: True. Origins: Everyone’s heard “friend-of-a-friend” stories about vengeful pizza guys masturbating onto your medium combination, sworn enemies pissing...
Homeopathic remedies may help people feel better, but the impact appears to be no greater than a placebo effect, a...