Michael Cook

Michael Cook is the editor of MercatorNet. He is a Sydney journalist who also edits an international bioethics newsletter, BioEdge.

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Upsetting the stem cell applecart

Michael Cook | 25 Aug 2010

Have two US presidents and a raft of agencies been misinterpreting a federal law for nearly ten years? A judge says Yes.

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Australia's Greenslide

Michael Cook | 24 Aug 2010

Same-sex marriage is back on the agenda now that social radicals have the balance of power.

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Welcome to the Club of Ancient Wrongs

Michael Cook | 19 Aug 2010

The mosque in Manhattan should be moved further away from Ground Zero, but not because of enmity toward Islam.

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Credentialism triumphs over democracy

Michael Cook | 5 Aug 2010

A Federal Court judge has struck down California's constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.

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The dark side of American exceptionalism

Michael Cook | 7 Jul 2010

Why is 1 in 18 men in the world’s richest nation on probation, on parole or in jail?

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Rewriting the script

Michael Cook | 23 Jun 2010

Why do blockbusters have to distort the history of Christianity? Why not bring its heroes to Hollywood?

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Liar, liar, brain on fire!

Michael Cook | 16 Jun 2010

Can brain scans literally read your mind?

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Orphaned at conception

Michael Cook | 31 May 2010

Is it high-tech child abuse to rob children of their biological heritage?

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The bacterium whose parent is a computer

Michael Cook | 22 May 2010

Craig Venter's feat in creating a synthetic microorganism is impressive, but not earth-shattering.

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Is just a little bit of female genital mutilation OK?

Michael Cook | 20 May 2010

American bioethicists wrestle with an inflammatory issue.

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