Articles by Dr. Tar

Four days after being re-elected to a 5th term as head of FIFA (the international soccer association), Sepp Blatter stepped down. Blatter is quoted as saying just days ago “Why [Read More]

The wolves on Lake Superior’s Isle Royale (that big Island off Minnesota that gives the lake an eye) have dwindled in number from close to 30 just ten years ago to [Read More]

A hundred years after the First World War and the Western Front in France is still a danger to all living things. It’s not just the unexploded shells and mines that litter [Read More]

After the redesign of USAspending.gov by the Treasury Department, they have made the website (one that is supposed to disclose all federal funds) harder to use and less accessible. More  Which is a [Read More]

Inhabited by creative, talented and popular people, the 27 Club is one nobody wants to join. There is a popular (if not morbid) notion that the age of 27 is particularly [Read More]

You might think that when a young man with an enlarged heart and a terminal diagnosis is given a transplant, that individual might dedicate the rest of his life to some higher [Read More]

Like Dorian Grey put on film, you can watch Hillary’s transition in about a minute from a young woman of promise to an evil hag who forever craves for ultimate power. I use the [Read More]

If one relied solely on the mainstream media one would think Religious Freedom laws like Indiana’s and Arkansas’ are aimed only at discriminating against gay people. But theses laws have [Read More]

In an attempt to make baby killing more palatable to American women, some abortion clinics are presenting themselves as more of a spa than a medical clinic. By handing out comfy robes and [Read More]

Lets look at a couple of cases of critics taking things too far. After the Claire Van Fossen piece on doing away with the police in the name of social [Read More]

OnMilwaukee is reporting today (April 1st) that the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, Aaron Rogers has become a pitchman for a new laxative product R-E-L-A-X-ative. The product’s name was inspired [Read More]

Calling themselves the “Corinthian 100”, students who attended a college operated by the for-profit educator Corinthian Colleges, Inc. are refusing now to pay their student loans. They are calling on [Read More]

The mindless haranguing of Indiana over the recent enactment of The Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) is about to be directed at Arkansas as Governor Asa Hutchinson (AR-R) has declared [Read More]

Minnesota Opera is going to perform the world premier of “The Manchurian Candidate” this Saturday. Music by Pulitzer prize winner Kevin Puts, libretto by Mark Campbell; the performance is described (by [Read More]

The punk band, Pertti Kurikan Nimipäivät (translation: Pertti Kurikka’s Name Day or PKN for short), has been selected by Finland to represent them at this year’s Eurovision competition. The band [Read More]