Remembering a Vietnam War POW Senator
No, not McCain. Perhaps the best way to assess the senate career of the recently departed John McCain is to compare him to his closest peer. Since McCain is best [Read More]
Articles by Dr. Tar
When Republicans Start Acting Like Democrats
The Republican incumbent for an Alaskan State Senate seat, Gabrielle LeDoux fell out with her caucus and was facing a tough challenge in the primary. So she hired Charlie Chang and [Read More]
$300 Mil In Military Aid To Pakistan Ended
The message should be clear by now, do what we say or don’t get paid. $300 million in military aid to Pakistan was “suspended” over night, just ahead of a visit by [Read More]
McCain Pallbearers Chosen As Spiteful Statement
As we near the end of the McCain-a-thon of depositing the final remains of the late senator at Annapolis tomorrow, the nation will be treated to a stage managed political statement [Read More]
The Decline And Fall of Hollywood
John Nolte observes that despite the happy talk of all the money made in this country’s film industry this summer, the reality of tinsel town’s deterioration is obvious for those who know [Read More]
Massive Coral Reef Found Off Coast of S. Carolina
Scientists from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are reporting the existence of an 85-mile long coral reef 2,000 feet below the surface about 160 miles [Read More]
US Ends Aid To Palestinians
After 70 years of paying millions annually into a UN fund to support Palestinian refugees, the United States has ended its contribution to UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency). The [Read More]
Orson Welles’ Last Film Finally Débuts
It took six years to film and another 48 years to be released. Orson Welles’ last film titled, “The Other Side of the Wind” is suppose to be a mockumentary of [Read More]
Nazi v. Commie Strawman Debate
What would a debate be like if opponents could put their own words into the mouth of their opposition? This example ends up sounding a lot like the junk you hear [Read More]
St. Louis Prosecutor Releases “Exclusion List” Of City Cops
St. Louis Post Dispatch- St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner will no longer accept criminal cases from 28 city police officers and is reviewing any open cases they handled for [Read More]
Climate Warriors On Ice
Summer just isn’t complete without some eco-nuts getting caught in Artic ice. This year, the University of Rhode Island provided the intrepid group of Artic interlopers who just had to sail too close to [Read More]
Why The Left Hates ICE
Watching the new stars and the old guard in the Democratic party compete for who’s going to get tougher on our Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, one has to wonder what [Read More]
Look, Don’t Touch
A mother and daughter visiting the Susquehanna Art Museum saw a swing set with the swings stuck in the air, so they decided help out and correct the situation. More
Rapid-Onset Gender Dysphoria Becomes Taboo In Academic Community
The article appeared on PLOS: Online, a peer reviewed academic online publisher two weeks ago. Titled “Rapid-onset gender dysphoria in adolescents and young adults: A study of parental reports,” it [Read More]
Will Canada Get Its Act Together In Time To Save NAFTA?
With the announced bilateral trade deal yesterday with Mexico, all the pressure is on Canada now to quickly negotiate a deal of its own in order to save NAFTA. The bilateral [Read More]