The Pearl Harbor Attack Was Only The Beginning
The Imperial Navy of Japan crippled the U.S. Pacific Fleet, but a number of the big ships were refloated and returned to service during the war. Most of them were able [Read More]
Articles by Dr. Tar
Ladies and Gentlemen, The Opposition Leadership
Not a single one of them under 65-years-old, but there you have it in one photograph, the leadership of the Democratic party. They all crawled out from under their individual [Read More]
Good Luck Finding This One On Store Shelves This Season
The internet went mad this week over the “Fisher-Price Happy Hour Playset.” Some were quick to denounce the concept, while many shared a laugh. More
Congressional Republicans Unwilling to Tackle Ballooned SNAP
According to the Congressional Budget Office, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP for short, went from a low of 17 million in 2000 to 43 million today. Currently, the [Read More]
CNN Attempts to Salvage Obama’s “Legacy” Tonight
CNN Fareed Zakaria examines the triumphs and struggles during President Barack Obama’s time in the White House. From what I’ve seen from CNN’s description of the program, it’s our national racism [Read More]
SEIU Texas Seeks Bankruptcy Protection From Legal Settlement
Professional Janitorial Service of Houston won a $7.8 million settlement against SEIU in September for a smear campaign against the company. Last month the judge in the case rejected SEIU’s request [Read More]
Caesarean’s Affecting Human Genome
Thanks to the prevalence of Caesarean births in modern society, more women with a narrow pelvis are able to pass their genetic code into future generations, according to Austrian researchers. [Read More]
Robin Hanson And The Em Age
Traditionally we think of a robot takeover as physical machines actually replacing us. Dr. Robin Hanson proposes a time where the human mind is “emulated,” or “The Age of Em,” [Read More]
Making Space Mining A Reality
A number of wealthy entrepreneurs are turning their attention towards the, potentially, hundreds of trillions of dollars worth of business to be done mining the moon and asteroids. While every [Read More]
Pentagon Hid Report on $125 Billion in Waste
The Washington Post has uncovered an internal Pentagon study identifying ways to save $125 billion in administrative waste over the next five years. Pentagon officials, fearful that it would [Read More]
A Trillion Here, A Trillion There, Pretty Soon You’re Talking Health Care
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) estimate that spending on health care hit $3.2 trillion last year. A third of all spending on medical care is done by our government. [Read More]
How About A Trade?
What if we got rid of all our social welfare programs; Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare, Aid to Families with Dependent Children, Food Stamps – all of it. In exchange we [Read More]
Congressional Repubs Contemplate ZombieCare
Instead of “Repeal and Replace” for Obamacare, Republicans in Congress are considering “Repeal and Delay” up to three years. This would give them more time to come up with [Read More]
Feds Try To Weasel Out of Steinle Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Kate Steinle was shoot on Pier 14 in San Francisco by illegal alien criminal Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez last summer. The weapon used was stolen out of the car of a BLM [Read More]
Evan
This video is a challenge, and you only have one opportunity to see it before your challenge is over. Pay attention. Watch the entire video, it’s “triggering.”