It’s no secret that the Washington Post is known for its liberal bias. If you didn’t already know that, you might also be interested in learning that the earth is indeed round. But I came across a recent Post article
The Boston-based organization FairTest, which is dedicated to destroying standardized testing, has more than a few questionable things in its background, as I’ve noted in the past. As purveyors of junk science regarding education, they have deliberately distorted the degree
When it comes to junk science and the interpretation of it, I have news for you: the wheels have officially and totally come off the wagon. A new study published in Journal of Applied Psychology is calling for a revival
On the heels of an L.A. Times story that 31% of Americans are “still not angry yet at the nation’s media,” one wonders how much lower that percentage would drop if the public knew exactly how much they are not
When most people think of junk science, they picture test tubes and laboratories. But not all junk science emanates from the stuff that comes out of Petri dishes or Erlenmeyer flasks. In this case, I’m talking about a research report
It’s not unusual for me to have the TV turned on when I’m working around the house and when the news comes on, it’s like liberal bias dressed up as white noise. But there was one story last Friday that
On Thursday, the Associated Press breathlessly reported that babies in America are getting diaper rash. I swear I am not making this up. Thursday’s story centered around what is described as “a handful of reports” to the Consumer Product Safety