Meteorite Mystery of Antarctica
They’re easy enough to spot, those black rocks sitting out on the barren white waste of Antarctic ice, only they rarely seem to find any meteorites made of iron. [Read More]
Articles by Dr. Tar
An Unfortunate Lucky Shot
One of the kids admitted they’d been casing his home when David Allen Petersen took two shots at their vehicle as they made their escape. Now Mr. Petersen is being charged with manslaughter because he [Read More]
What Does Winning Smell Like?
Novelty makers JDandKateIndustries came up with the idea of selling Trump scented candles before the inauguration, as a tribute. Now they’re selling like hot cakes to Trump haters who keep [Read More]
Murderer Identified After 40 Year Search
Forty one years ago Karen Klaas was at home when she was sexually assaulted and strangled. The divorced spouse of Righteous Brothers singer Bill Medley died the next day in [Read More]
Trump Presidency Reaped Dividends On the First Day
By putting a freeze on implementing new regulations on day one, President Trump saved the citizens of this nation $181 billion in compliance cost. More Who needs a stimulus when [Read More]
Chapter and Verse
Let us now open the “Good Book” and read now from Trump Chapter 11, where we learn of the sufferings and lamentations from our brethren on the left on this, the [Read More]
One Man’s Testimonial About Motor City Madness
On the surface, parts of Detroit appear to be on the mend if not outright thriving. There’s a pioneering spirit to resuscitate the “Comeback City” that is starting to drive real estate prices up [Read More]
Geobbels’ Secretary Lived to Be 106
Brunhilde Pomsel, who served as Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels private secretary from 1942 to the end of the war, died on Friday in a retirement home in Munich. In [Read More]
A Different Kind of NHL All Star
A last second cancelation by Fifth Harmony (due to illness) to sing the national anthem at this year’s NHL All Star game forced organizers to go to Courtney Daniels of the [Read More]
Seattle To Open The Other Kind of “Shooting Gallery”
In a head long rush to repeat Switzerland’s mistakes, the city of Seattle and the surrounding King County have announced their intention to open “safe spaces” for heroin addicts to shoot [Read More]
Orwell’s “1984” Reimagined As Muslim Caliphate
Algerian born, French citizen Boualem Sansal caused a literary stir in his adopted home land last year with a retelling of George Orwell’s “1984” as a totalitarian Muslim state, “2084: The End of [Read More]
Cleaner of Your Dreams, Ladies
Proctor & Gamble have bought some Super Bowl ad time and are using it to unveil a new Mr. Clean thats gone from cleanliness to sexiness. Since the new image is set to debut [Read More]
Government Boondoggles That Could Pay For The Wall
With all the concern over the spending of $8-15 billion to secure our Southern border, perhaps a look at other ways our government has been spending our tax money is [Read More]
Astronauts Get A New Spacesuit
Out with the old and clunky white Apollos, in with the new blues that are tailored to the individual astronaut and ten pounds lighter. Astronauts will be riding to [Read More]
Calexit Gets Green Light to Collect Signatures For Ballot Measure
California’s secretary of state is going to allow citizens wanting to secede from the union to collect signatures to put the measure on a state ballot. They’ll need 500,000 [Read More]