Skeptoid

America's most popular true ghost story was a hoax.

It's marketed as a revolution in health and the environment, but it's better described as a counterproductive fad.

An amended Bill of Rights to better reflect modern American values.

A look at the true threat level from Internet attacks in the mid 2000s.

The US Navy did not make a warship completely disappear in 1943.

Some believe SUVs should be categorized by their cosmetic appearance, rather than by their size or fuel efficiency.

Cell phones are perfectly safe on airplanes, despite continued claims of danger.

Understand the basics of scientific testing.

Proving the literal truth of the Bible is counterproductive to Christianity.

Sometimes the skeptics' perspective on Bigfoot is just as unscientific as that of the believers.

Evolution 101 for Young Earth Creationists who want to know better.

There seems to be very little point to classifying some wrong actions as sins.

Alien abductions and Old Hags: things that go bump in the night.

There is no science-based reason why you should buy magnets for the pipes in your pond, despite the sales pitches.

Wheatgrass juice contains virtually nothing of nutritional value to the human body.

Focus on the year's undisputed overused buzzword: "Sustainable"

There is neither evidence nor plausible hypotheticals suggesting that invisible flying "rods" might exist.

A proposal that it might be ethical for non-believers to sell paranormal services to the grieving in certain cases.

An examination of energy, as new agers use the term.

Religion is not necessary for a good moral center.