Reposting This Image Cost Someone A Job
On Monday, a well-known sports figure and broadcaster reposted this image and immediately found himself at the center of a fecal storm. Last night he lost his analyst job. Who [Read More]
Articles by Dr. Tar
What’s The Point If You’re Just Going to Censor Yourself?
Ranked the 15th most expensive college in the nation, Pitzer College in Claremont, California is also home to numerous murals painted by its students. The one being painted above by [Read More]
Do Jews, Christians and Muslims Believe in The Same God?
Dennis Prager offers three questions to determine if one believes in the God of Abraham or not. I’d like to see theologians and leaders of the various Abrahamic [Read More]
Middleman Mark-Up In Baby Body Parts
The U.S. House Select Panel on Infant Lives will hear testimony and provide evidence today on the after market business in aborted fetus parts. “a researcher paid a middleman [Read More]
Epic Award
Friday, a jury awarded nearly $1 billion in damages to the American medical software firm, Epic Systems. The defendant, Tata Consultancy Services, part of the super conglomerate Tata Industries, will appeal the [Read More]
Fraud, Waste or Abuse – Take Your Pick At HUD
A Housing and Urban Development employee rented two federally subsidized Section 8 housing units and sublet one to her sister. After being caught utilizing a program she had no right [Read More]
Nat Geo Rains on Gay Pride Display
A lawyer on safari in Botswana photographed two maned lions behaving as if they were mating with each other. “It is the first time I have seen homosexual behaviour [sic] [Read More]
Riding the Nork’s “Red Line”
It wasn’t long ago that foreigners were allowed to only ride between two stations on Pyongyang’s subway system. But recent visitors were allowed to ride the whole system and take [Read More]
Name That Ship
The National Environment Research Council (NERC) thought it would be a good idea to let the public name their new 200 million UK pound polar research vessel. “We’re looking [Read More]
A Teaching Moment
Scott Lincicome of The Federalist came across a street philosopher who had stumbled onto a world-beating concept and posted it on a door for all to see. “If [Read More]
Puerto Rican Financial Crisis Coming To A Head
Time is approaching when the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico will default on $73 billion in bonds. The House has been working on what they call the PROMESA bill that would put [Read More]
The Clemson Five
After being warned to leave a school building during its closing hours, five students who chose to remain in Sikes Hall on the campus of Clemson University were arrested this week. The protest [Read More]
Congress Gets “Syphy” the STD Plush Toy
April is National STD Awareness Month, and to raise awareness of the “skyrocketing STD rates, particularly rates of syphilis,” the National Coalition of STD Directors thought sending every member of [Read More]
Judge in Tea Party Case Believes IRS Untrustworthy
U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit judge David B. Sentelle stated that the Internal Revenue Service is not to be trusted as the court attempts to decide if [Read More]
Resisting Arrest Goes Viral
Nashville police officer, Matthew Cammarn attempted to make an arrest on a black male at a public housing unit after observing the individual assault a women. The suspect [Read More]