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Pielke Sr.: Climategate Emails Just a Small Sample of a Broad Issue (PJM Exclusive)
The decorated scientist — oft-mentioned in the CRU emails — wants to see the current blatant conflicts of interest removed from climate science. (Also read Bill Whittle: "Ike's Response to Climategate")
Climategate: Imminent Demise of Glaciers Due to … a Typo!
The IPCC has been claiming Himalayan glaciers could be gone by 2035. The research paper they used concluded 2350.
Climategate Computer Codes Are the Real Story
The "Read Me" file of a harried programmer who couldn't replicate the scientists' warming results.
Climategate: Violating the Social Contract of Science (Updated)
The scientific method only works when fellow researchers can implicitly trust the results offered by their colleagues.
Global WarmingGate: What Does It Mean?
Just one of the scandals is the willingness to manipulate data to make a political case.
Hacker Releases Data Implicating CRU in Global Warming Fraud (Updated)
BBC confirms that a hack did indeed occur. Is this smoking-gun evidence of global warming data being fabricated? (Also read Richard Fernandez: "The CRU Hack")
More 9/12 Crowd Data: Yeah, It Was Big
The latest sourced information on the 9/12 crowd points to a lower bound of at least half a million.
March on Washington: How Big Was the Crowd?
Our attempt to calculate the true size of the 9/12 march.
Google Chrome: A Microsoft and Intel Killer?
The upcoming free, lightweight, netbook-based operating system spells trouble for the weighty dinosaurs of Silicon Valley.
What Happens to ‘Fly-by-Wire’ When Someone Pulls the Plug?
Can a computer-driven aircraft control system be made as reliable as a man operated plane?
A New Kind of Search?
The Wolfram/Alpha search may not be a "Google killer," but it's pretty cool in a nerdy sort of way.
Profiting From the Swine Flu Panic
Don't forget: with the Internet and a 24-hour news cycle, nobody makes money by keeping us calm.
One Way or the Other, Uncle Sam Will Bail Out Mortgages
Everyone predicts imminent catastrophe if his plan for the mortgage crisis isn’t followed. Here's the sorry truth.
When a Zero Tolerance Policy Makes Zero Sense
A Colorado high school student is suspended for keeping her drill team's "dangerous" fake wooden parade rifles in her car.
Did We Really Waste $78 Billion on TARP?
Were taxpayers stiffed by the Troubled Asset Relief Program? Even if they were, that may not be what's important right now.
In Politics Today, It’s All About the Narrative
If you control the narrative, you don’t just control what gets reported. You control what people see and hear.
Technical Hooey from the White House
New staffers claimed to find the place in the "technological dark ages" and pledged a more "open" website. Here's the reality.
Password Security Myths and Realities
Following suggestions in the dreaded "Password Memo" actually increases the likelihood of getting hacked.
Is Steve Jobs Indispensable?
How can you replace a visionary who made — and remade — his company? (Also read Rich Kaarlgard: Jobs the Obsessed Genius)
Apocalypse Not: Report of Defense Department Disaster Plan Overblown
The media love predictions of turmoil, but is the Army really preparing for economic collapse?
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