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Another IPCC ‘dog ate my homework’ excuse laid to rest
1+ hour, 30+ min ago (181+ words) Culture > Science & Tech Pattern recognition (of category error) at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Bill Ponton | March 31, 2026 The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) models have always run hot, predicting more surface warming than measurements are able to confirm....
A new revelation about our climate
16+ hour, 28+ min ago (293+ words) Culture > Science & Tech New data from drilling in the ice cores proves the exact opposite of what climate alarmists have been saying. Bill Ponton | March 30, 2026 There are many historical examples of scientific evidence being uncovered, but not fully recognized for…...
Infotech and the older generations
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (561+ words) Infotech and the older generations'americanthinker.com Infotech and the older generations The stereotype that only the young benefit from or adaptable to tech is a myth. Older people continually adapt to and enjoy new innovations as much as anyone. Raushan…...
As bugs-for-food industry ‘collapses,’ one leftist wonders if it were an unethical endeavor all along since insects might be able to feel pain
5+ day, 14+ hour ago (504+ words) Fantastic news, and a reminder that "progressive" ideas deserve no consideration. Olivia Murray | March 25, 2026 The good-news pieces are too far and few between, but this is one of them: Kenny Torrella at Vox (via Mother Jones) reports that the bugs-for-food…...
The maskers are being unmasked
1+ week, 4+ day ago (235+ words) Culture > Science & Tech Covid masking was always a hoax. Mike McDaniel | March 20, 2026 To be sure, Americans still recognize the difference between actual scientists rigorously employing the Scientific Method as opposed to political hacks and power seekers employing angry, arrogant rhetoric,…...
New Study Challenges Climate Establishment’s Key Warming Metric
1+ week, 6+ day ago (984+ words) Culture > Global Warming The implications could be significant. Mark Keenan | March 18, 2026 For years, the public has been told that the science of climate change is settled.Governments, media outlets, and international organizations frequently assert that the evidence for dangerous planetary…...
Beating the drones - American Thinker
1+ week, 5+ day ago (241+ words) Foreign Policy > Iran J.R. Dunn | March 18, 2026 The solution to the Iranian drone problem may already be in the pipeline. This involves a long-serving U.S. drone, the Raytheon Coyote. The latest version, the Block 3NK (Non-Kinetic) has demonstrated that it can knock down numerous…...
‘Experts’ Know Less than They Think
2+ week, 4+ day ago (148+ words) Healthcare > Trust The Science All "authorities" should be challenged. J.B. Shurk | March 13, 2026 That"s'the danger with appeals to authority.When you hand your brain to third-parties, don"t be surprised to discover that "experts" value your life less than you do....
New England’s clean energy mandates
3+ week, 18+ hour ago (148+ words) A masterpiece of muddled, magical thinking. Bill Ponton | March 9, 2026 At the federal level the carrot and stick have been removed but at the state level, the stick is still in place with regard to the clean energy agenda. If electrification…...
America’s Nuclear Energy Renaissance: Reviving Oak Ridge’s Legacy for a Clean, Secure Future
3+ week, 3+ day ago (941+ words) America's Nuclear Energy Renaissance: Reviving Oak Ridge's Legacy for a Clean, Secure Future'americanthinker.com America's Nuclear Energy Renaissance: Reviving Oak Ridge's Legacy for a Clean, Secure Future Innovation has always been the heartbeat of America, but for too long, we've…...