Many people worry about cancer, heart disease, or dementia as they grow older. Far fewer think about their kidneys. Yet a major new global study suggests that chronic kidney disease is becoming one of the most important health threats of the twenty-first century. Research published in The Lancet found that the number of people living […]

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Satan's rebellion has led humanity to believe in false origins of life, such as abiogenesis and panspermia, instead of a divine Creator. I critique the scientific community's efforts to explain life without acknowledging supernatural creation, asserting the biblical viewpoint that true life and intelligence can only stem from God.

The emergence of a global government driven by technocracy, through UN Agenda 2030 with digital currencies and IDs is coming quickly. I highlight the role of the Satanic oligarchs from the synagogue of Satan. However only faith in Jesus Christ can repel the darkness.

Critters that dine on flesh and waste also consume the animal’s DNA. That genetic material is helping scientists detect and map elusive species and their pathogens.

As temperatures rise, some creatures pick fights while others struggle to learn. The consequences of these behavioral changes may ripple through ecosystems.

Evidence is growing from rodent studies that sperm carries marks of a father’s life experiences, influencing traits in offspring. Bits of RNA could be the drivers of these epigenetic effects.

Huge snakes, tiny snakes, poisonous snakes and constrictor snakes, snakes that slither, burrow or swim: New fossils and modern technology are tracing serpent origins

Turrets and tunnels and carbon dioxide — oh my! These ants farm, but they are also master builders.

Once considered cellular junk, non-coding RNAs are emerging as key players in everything from brain development to cancer — with much still to be discovered

Built from thickets of glucose, galactose, mannose and more, the glycome plays key roles in cell communication, immunity and the blood-brain barrier

Renewable technologies need a multitude of critical minerals. The seabed could supply these riches. But at what cost?