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Bryan Leonard was a graduate student at Ohio State University whose dissertation defense was derailed by intolerant Darwinists who disagreed with his skeptical views of Darwinian evolution. Read More ›

Though The Wall Street Journal has run minute-by-minute accounts of the demise of Bear Stearns, nowhere in any of those accounts has anyone they really spelled out who killed Bear Stearns. Andy Kessler has put together a list of some of the suspects. Read More ›

Listen as Bruce lays the foundation for the Beyond Oil Conference speaking on the means by which progress can come. Read More ›

In the panel discussion Joe Weinman (VP, Strategy & Emerging Services, AT&T) presents his critique of Metcalfe’s law and the panel discusses it.

Who will be the crucial suppliers of the critical path components that can complete the fiber system? With the unexpected upsurge in fiber in the local loop and the efflorescence of video traffic on it, pressure continues to rise at the core.

One of the Northwest’s most intriguing sages on national politics is Ted Van Dyk, longtime Democratic strategist and writer who over his career has been an aide to such prominent figures as Vice President Hubert Humphrey, Senator George McGovern and philanthropist/financier Michael Milken. His new book, “Heroes, Hacks, and Fools: Memoirs from the Political Inside” (University of Washington Press), is Read More ›

http://discovery.org Dr. Jay Richards discusses whether or not intelligent design theory can say who the designer is. Dr. Richards is a senior fellow at Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture and also Director of Media at the Acton Institute in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Discovery Institute is pleased to announce our third annual summer lecture series for interns and young professionals. The ‘Gorton Summer Lecture Series’ named for our distinguished board member and former U.S. Senator Slade Gorton, introduces young people to the nature and ideals of public service. Read More ›

On both sides of the Atlantic, the argument is being made that the only way to find enough families for children in need of homes is to allow cohabiting persons who are unmarried — whether heterosexual, gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgendered — to adopt. At first, the heightened attention by the media on gay and lesbian adoption was spurred in Read More ›