Michael Fumento reminds us that not everything that appears in science journals is science, or at least good science.
LAST May, a Korean report in Science magazine prompted headlines around the world by declaring it had made tremendous advances in the heretofore disappointing field of embryonic-stem-cell (ES cell) research. News that it was faked has now prompted much soul-searching in media land. "How could we have been fooled?" reporters are asking themselves in print. . . .

Read the whole thing to see the recent examples he cites.