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Melting the myth of panzerschokolade: the Nazis’ meth-laden chocolate

The idea that the Nazis laced chocolate with methamphetamine is an interesting historical curio - the only problem is, there's no evidence that it's true

Counting down our top 10 worst pseudoscience pop songs of all time

From Osbourne to Clapton, via Van Morrison and Ian Brown, we countdown the top tracks that brought pseudoscience to the pop charts

Telling creationists “Hail Darwin” might be fun, but we should be wary of hero worship

Saying "Hail Darwin" may poke fun at creationists, but we should remember that as a human being, Darwin wasn't without flaws - we can respect him, but shouldn't worship him

Climate change denial charity Global Warming Policy Foundation wins 2022 Rusty Razor award

A climate change denial charity with close ties to the Conservative government, the Global Warming Policy Foundation, has today been named the 2022 recipient of the “Rusty Razor” award

The BBC Disinformation Unit wins Skeptical Activism Ockham award

The BBC's Disinformation Unit has today been named the 2022 recipient of the Ockham Award for Skeptical Activism.

Tall tales: ancient British giants, Stonehenge, and the mythological founding of Albion

Was Britain really founded by a race of ancient mythical giants? Obviously not, but try telling that to attendees at the Awakenings Expo

Given his life-long promotion of pseudoscience, what threat will Charles III pose to skepticism?

As head of state, will Charles realise his life-long lobbying for alternative medicine is over, or will he use his newfound power to evade transparency?

John Robison, the Illuminati, and the beginnings of a global superconspiracy theory

The Illuminati has become the go-to villain in grand narrative conspiracy theories, despite their humble origin as a shortly-lived German Enlightenment group
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