Here are some links that are pretty interesting:

• Alvin Plantinga (a famous philosopher) critiques the Dover decision.
• Here is an instance of the "Lazarus Effect": an "extint" rodent is found to exist.
• Paul Nelson talks about the superiority of contingent methodological naturalism over axiomatic methodological naturalism.
• Students from various universites debate whether ID should be taught in public school science classes.
• 69% of Americans support teaching intelligent design along with evolution in public schools, according to a Zogby poll.
• Here is an [Warning: PDF] interesting abstract which recognizes the ability of cells to perform natural genetic engineering (HT: Design Watch).
• Here is what an interesting PNAS paper claims: We found that published statements, regardless of their verity, tend to interfere with interpretation of the subsequent experiments and, therefore, can act as scientific ‘‘microparadigms,’’ similar to dominant scientific theories (HT: CEH).
• Templeton Prize winner John Barrow (an advocate of the anthropic principle) has an interesting statement online: There are some who say that just because we use our minds to appreciate the order and complexity of the Universe around us that there is nothing more to that order than what is imposed by the human mind. That is a serious misjudgement.