123456
A review by the UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCBC) found that approximately 23 million people use the simple number sequence “123456” for a pass word. Others add “789” if more characters [Read More]
Articles by Dr. Tar
UPDATE: Ukraine Elects Comedian As President
Ukraine is holding a final election today between the incumbent president, Petro Poroshensko and a comedian and political novice, Volodmyr Zelensky. Zelensky isn’t a complete unknown to voters in the economically [Read More]
Upwards of 200 Killed in Sri Lanka Easter Bombing
BBC At least 207 people have been killed and 450 hurt in explosions at churches and hotels in Sri Lanka, police say. Eight blasts were reported, including at three churches [Read More]
ICYMI: Scientists Able To Revive Brain Cells In Pigs
An NIH funded study has successful stirred activity in the brain cells of pigs who had been slaughtered four hours earlier. “The brains could not think or sense anything, researchers [Read More]
CNN’s Crack Team Of Speed-Reading Reporters
Within 10 minutes of the over 400 page Mueller report being released Thursday, CNN’s Jake Tapper brought on two reporters who had already read the entire document. More
Kim Fox Loses Ethics Officer And Integrity Unit Director
Fox News Two ranking executives inside the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office have submitted their resignations — including State’s Attorney Kim Foxx’s chief ethics officer, April Perry, whom Foxx cited [Read More]
Fauxcahontas Demands a Scalp!
Boston Herald U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Friday called for impeachment proceedings against President Trump — becoming the first major presidential candidate to take the leap after the release of [Read More]
Samuel Whittemore, The Original American Die-Hard
In 1775, 78-year-old Samuel Whittemore took his musket and dueling pistols down to the road that passed his farm near Lexington, Massachusetts. What he did on that day made him a [Read More]
The knee bone is connected to the… fabella?
A new study reports that a small knee bone that was less prevalent 100 years ago is making a comeback. Called the fabella (“little bean” in Latin), it can be found buried among the tendons [Read More]
“Political Proctology Exam”
Calling the Mueller investigation a “political proctology” exam, White House Advisor Kellyanne Conway squared off with the biased White House press corp yesterday. In what may be a highlight of [Read More]
“Give Us Your Tired, Your Poor, Your 800,000 Illegals Yearning For Free Education
OAN is projecting that we can expect upwards of 300,000 children of illegal immigrants to flood into the nation’s school systems next year and another 500,000 to join them in [Read More]
Baby T-Rex On eBay, $2.95 Million or Best Offer
CNBC The fossil of a baby T-Rex is being sold on eBay for almost $3 million, sparking outrage among the scientific community. The 68-million years old fossil, reportedly listed [Read More]
United States Declines Most In World Press Freedom Index
The AP declares it the “greatest deterioration” of press freedom by any nation in the recently released “World Press Freedom Index.” Reporters San Frontieres (RSF or Reporters Without Borders) bases [Read More]
“Rocket Man” Launches Missile, Hates On Pompeo
In an obvious ploy to affect de-nuclearizing discussions, North Korea launched what it is calling a “tactical guided weapon” last evening, with a smiling Kim Jung Un watching from a safe [Read More]
Anti-Conversion Laws Also Closes The Door To Standard Therapy
The common perception of state legislation to ban “conversion therapy” is that such bills will prevent religious- based counseling aimed at getting the subject to embrace heterosexual behavior. Many of these proposed [Read More]