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January was the last time he was seen in public.

"The present article identifies ten common arguments for why the hereditarian hypothesis is racist and demonstrates that each one is fallacious."

"We find that whole brain task activation patterns are a highly effective basis for prediction of intelligence."

Spoiler: Race is real.

New paper shows most experts don’t believe in the blank slate.

The Atlantic coast crushes the Midwest.

It may soon be possible to select traits for babies before they're born.

A conversation with Davide Piffer.

It's already been used to edit the genes that cause sickle cell anemia, cystic fibrosis, and Tay-Sachs disease.

It's "a systemic problem where hard/lab science is valued over applied/patient-focused science."

Why some races are smarter than others.

Comments on Richard Lynn’s interpretation of the adoption study.

Dr. Jensen's detractors only strengthened his theories.

Europeans must learn the importance of inclusive fitness.

Noah Carl wrote about the link between IQ and genes.

A review of A Race against Time: Racial Heresies for the Twenty-First Century.

Study finds the dumb got dumber and the smart smarter.

Even if you don't care about genetics, genetics care about you.

Study finds 20-25 percent of the black-white IQ gap may be explained by known intelligence-related gene variants.

Study finds that, in the UK, just one white person in 3,652 is inbred.

It is now 25 years old.

Here’s proof of the double standard.

How races differ in deviant behavior.

They can have a "devastating effect" on native habitats.

Race realism is a false as flat-earthism — but much more dangerous.

Just the facts.

Understanding the nature of racial differences.

“The individuals honoured are commemorated not on political grounds but for discoveries that laid the foundations of several new sciences.”

A review of David Lyyken's The Antisocial Personalities.

What the future holds for our species.

A look at the environment vs. heredity debate.

The premise is that half of attraction is based on DNA.

An analysis of our era’s most dangerous illusion: that genes have no effect on human behavior.

Acute observations on race, immigration, eugenics, and the future of the West.

To be banned: “hate speech” and “false content.”

Critical review of a book on the current state of the scientific study of race.

Students reject science in favor of an "a priori moral commitment to equality, anti-racism, and anti-sexism."

What testosterone does to men and women.

An Israeli view.

James Flynn: "The IQ gains of the 20th century have faltered."

Race differences not studied.

What can be done?

An evolutionary view.

The baby appears to be of a different race.

What cloning and beyond could mean for our species.

Evidence suggests that the builders’ ancestors came from Anatolia.

Genetically modified monkeys do better on memory tests.

Race realism appears to raise no hackles.

50,000-year-old population may have been less than four feet tall and had ape-like features.

Large study finds a 0.275 correlation between brain volume and general intelligence.

Study is the first to find sex differences in the brain start in the womb.

A look at Robert Wright's The Moral Animal: Evolutionary Psychology and Everyday Life.

Because races are different.

When science contradicts liberal dogma, the scientists must be punished.

The 2006 AmRen conference.

There’s an almost perfect genetic overlap between IQ and surface area in the receptive language center of the brain.

Rabbinical courts are asking some immigrants to take DNA tests to prove their Jewish heritage.

The overall heritability of self-discipline is 60 percent.

Alterations could enhance memory and cognition.

Because race doesn’t really exist.

Treatment works better on blacks than whites.

She called herself American Indian on her bar registration card.

Some of the offending gene variants are unique to the Japanese.

Cherokees say the use of DNA to prove you’re an Indian is “inappropriate and wrong.”

A look at Roger Pearson's Heredity and Humanity.

They think tanning injections made them African now.

Paleogenomics is upending archaeology and rewriting the origins of peoples.

Massive study determines the effects of genes and environment in 560 common conditions.

Nobel laureates are really smart people.

Yet another Nobel Laureate who saw the truth.

Not even the world’s most famous scientist is allowed to speak the truth.

He again let slip the truth about race and intelligence.

The Washington Post shamelessly distorts scientific findings.

"If we only study Alzheimer's in Caucasians, we'll only learn about Alzheimer's in Caucasians."

Finding may help explain why blonde hair is so rare.