Black Hole Plunge
Twitchy Surviving members of Soundgarden, along with a new lead singer, did a recent charity concert in Seattle. You’ll recall lead singer Chris Cornell sadly passed away in 2017. His replacement, [Read More]
Articles by Dr. Tar
First (of Many) Lawsuits Filed Against New Orleans
4 WWL The first lawsuit in connection with the New Year’s Day Bourbon Street terror attack has been announced, with a local law firm alleging that negligence by the City of New [Read More]
Romania In Turmoil After Courts Toss Presidential Election
Romania-Insider Far-right politician and former presidential candidate Călin Georgescu announced in a message on X that he will appeal the annulment of the Romanian presidential elections before the European Court [Read More]
Kamala Flubs the Pledge
Newsweek Vice President Kamala Harris faced criticism following a swearing-in ceremony for newly elected senators on Friday, where detractors alleged she stumbled during the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance. The incident occurred [Read More]
California Suffers a Double Whammy on Egg Prices
PJ Media Some parts of California have seen a dozen eggs hit a cost of nearly $9 recently in another failure for Gavin Newsom’s Commie Paradise. Fox Business blamed an [Read More]
Conspiracy Theorists in a Fog
Daily Dot Conspiracy theories about “the fog” are picking up steam online as people report strange, thick mist followed by flu-like symptoms. The thickness of the fog, its appearance under [Read More]
Bourbon Street Massacre Is Partially the Responsibility of Most Incompetent Police Chief in the Nation
Whiskey Riff New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick made the stunning admission today while speaking with reporters about the safety plan for Bourbon Street going forward. Kirkpatrick was explaining [Read More]
Happy Public Domain Day
Duke Law When works go into the public domain, they can legally be shared, without permission or fee. Community theaters can screen the films. Youth orchestras can perform the music publicly, [Read More]
15 Convicted Murderers in North Carolina Are Spared the Needle
GP North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper (D) commuted death sentences for 15 inmates on his last day in office. On Tuesday Cooper announced that he has commuted the sentences of [Read More]
Today Is National Science Fiction Day
National Today Why We Love National Science Fiction Day More I just finished “Hyperion” by Dan Simmons. Excellent, I highly recommend it. I went on a science fiction military subgenre [Read More]
Biden to Give Benny Thompson and Liz Cheney Participation Awards Today
AP President Joe Biden is bestowing the second highest civilian medal on Liz Cheney and Bennie Thompson — the lawmakers who led the congressional investigation into the violent Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. [Read More]
A Certifiable RINO Predicts Nothing Will Get Done in the Next Four Years
Breitbart Former Bush-Cheney political strategist Matthew Dowd claimed Tuesday on “MSNBC Reports” that even with their majorities in Congress. Republicans won’t be able to pass legislation. Guest host Alex Witt [Read More]
The IDF Never Rest
Times of Israel A commander in Hamas’s elite Nukhba force, who led the attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz during the October 7, 2023 terror onslaught, was killed in a recent [Read More]
You’d Need Carl Sagan to Describe the Waste of Taxpayer Resources by the Outgoing President
Politico Joe Biden spent the first half of his presidency enacting plans to steer at least $1.6 trillion to transform the economy and spur a clean-energy revolution — only to [Read More]
Bidens Seems to Be Taking the Remainder of His Term on Vacation
Red State Biden had been in St. Croix with his wife Jill, his daughter Ashley, and his son Hunter as well as Hunter’s son, Beau. But even after the vacation [Read More]