Check out the November/December issue of Skeptical Inquirer online, with a cover feature on "The UFO Circus" by Mick West. skepticalinquirer.org/volume…

Fascinating story from the Washington Post on research into how AI can essentially create false memories. washingtonpost.com/health/20…

“'The Varieties of Contemplative Experience' (VCE) study appears to have been the first systematic attempt to document kinds of negative effects encountered in meditation, but it is worth a closer look to understand what the study did and did not show." skepticalinquirer.org/exclus…

. @GlennKessler__ spent years fact-checking politicians at @washingtonpost. Join him and Joel Achenbach for an NCAS conversation and award presentation. Oct. 22 · 7:30pm George Washington University, D.C. Free; register: ncas.org/2026/10/special-eve…

Wendy M. Grossman on the big questions around AI (including the ones we're missing because of all the sci-fi doomsday scenarios being talked about instead). skepticalinquirer.org/exclus…

"Within Catholicism, belief in the devil and demonic entities is a matter of orthodoxy the questioning of which would be heresy." skepticalinquirer.org/exclus…

Don't miss environmental scientist and "AquaDiary" podcast host Ally Berry on our next episode of "Skeptical Inquirer Presents" on October 22! skepticalinquirer.org/video/…

The new Hulu documentary features interviews with SI deputy editor Ben Radford, who describes his trip to Los Angeles for the film's premiere. skepticalinquirer.org/exclus…

A reminder to check out "Skeptical Inquirer Presents" TONIGHT at 7pm ET to hear Benjamin Radford and Leighann Lord talk about "Weird New Mexico." skepticalinquirer.org/video/…

Deputy editor Benjamin Radford has some thoughts on a recent, deeply-misguided New York Times op-ed about the value of psychics. skepticalinquirer.org/exclus…

In his latest column, Nick Tiller writes: "The Enhanced Group needn’t forge a New Frontier in human performance to reach paying customers. Like a tick, it only needs to attach itself to the wellness industry and siphon off enough to sustain itself." skepticalinquirer.org/exclus…

Don't forget to watch tomorrow night at 7pm ET, when Massimo Pigliucci discusses "Skepticism as a Way of Life" on Skeptical inquirer Presents! skepticalinquirer.org/video/…

"The premise is compelling because it feels biologically plausible...But how close is Pluribus to real parasite biology?" skepticalinquirer.org/exclus…

Don't miss a new "Skeptical Inquirer Presents" with CSI Fellow Massimo Pigliucci on Thursday, September 24 at 7pm ET! skepticalinquirer.org/video/…

Don't miss Rob Palmer's interview with Ruth Frazier as she discusses her late husband, Kendrick Frazier, and his lifetime of contributions to CSI and the skeptical movement. skepticalinquirer.org/exclus…

"Do you think you can tell the difference between robot writing and people writing? Which do you like best? Researchers have begun to probe these questions, and the answers may surprise you." skepticalinquirer.org/exclus…

"Dangers, of course, are routinely exaggerated in news media reports, though the best reporters are careful to work in contextual caveats." skepticalinquirer.org/exclus…

There were roughly 130 peptide drugs on the market by the end of 2025—success stories that created a halo effect around the word “peptide” that the wellness world gleefully exploited. skepticalinquirer.org/exclus…

Dan Aykroyd rose to fame as one of the original cast members of Saturday Night Live! in the 1970s before becoming a major film star ... His fascination with the paranormal, however, began long before Hollywood. skepticalinquirer.org/exclus…

Join us on Thursday, September 10 for a FREE livestream conversation with Neil deGrasse Tyson about his latest best-seller, "Take Me to Your Leader." skepticalinquirer.org/video/…