In general, Americans believe in science. A new report by the Pew Research Center found that 79 percent of the 2,000 adults surveyed think science has “made life easier for most people ...

Science Badly Needs Defending Right Now. It Doesn’t Need Your Belief. Smug assertions of “believing in science” have only contributed to the problem. We’ve got to make a better pitch.

And a recent outbreak of measles began in west Texas where vaccination rates are below the threshold for “herd immunity.” Getting vaccinated protects the individual and the community. Believe ...

For nearly a year now, we have been repeatedly hectored by politicians and the media that we must believe in science, which actually means, “Do what powerful Democrats tell you to do with regard ...

The line that earned Hillary Clinton the most applause Thursday night may have been this simple reminder: "I believe in science!" Clinton chuckled after making that proclamation to raucous cheers ...

During his remarks at a rally in February, Senator Chris Van Hollen went scorched earth on the Trump Administration, stating "they don't believe in science." ...

At least one line from Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's acceptance speech tickled the geekerati: "I believe in science." ...

Science “I Believe in Science” Should Not Be a Showstopper The reaction to Hillary’s great line shows us just how terrifying this election is.

Until we understand why some people believe in science we will never understand why most people don’t.

Scientists agree that climate change is real and urgent. But many kids in the U.S. aren’t so sure—even ones who have experienced its effects firsthand. That’s one thing Katie Worth, a former reporter ...

Do you believe in science? The question has become something of a litmus test for partisanship. But one notable group shies away from the question entirely: scientists.

Climate change, vaccines, genetically modified foods -- those topics are ripe for debate and disbelief among people of every political persuasion who aren’t convinced by scientific evidence ...