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Gallup poll: many people still do not believe in evolution

A new poll just released by Gallup shows an inverse correlation between belief in religious superstition and belief in evolution. This looks simple and predictable, but there is more to the story.

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Sweden's file-sharing 'religion'

An organisation dedicated to file-sharing is officially recognised as a religion in Sweden.

Stuck BASE Jumper Rescued in Arizona

A base jumper who leapt from an area of Arizona’s Superstition Mountains that reaches 600 feet has been rescued from a crevasse after becoming stuck when his parachute became caught in the side of a cliff. According to The Pinal County Sheriff’s office the 30-year-old man...

Mom Who Lost Kids in Plane Crash Faces Foreclosure

Troubles continue to mount for Karen Perry, the Arizona mom who lost her children and ex-husband to a fiery plane crash in the Superstition Mountains on Thanksgiving eve. At the same time, though, her local community, her employer Delta Airlines and strangers from around the world are rallying to help her.

Can Religion Save Us?

Religion is not something that scientists study very deeply, say anthropologist Scott Atran and social psychologist Jeremy Ginges in the journal Science. There is sort of an agreement between science and religion to remain separate, they say, and that has not been a good thing.

Hate crimes based on race, religion drop in 2010

The number and rate of police-reported hate crimes based on race or religion declined sharply in 2010, but incidents involving sexual orientation remained stable.