Articles by Dr. Tar

By giving the most caucus delegates to Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), the citizens of Iowa demonstrate that even those in the heart of corn country have had enough of overpaying [Read More]

Frozen forever in Amber. I heard he should call his doctor… More

The peer to peer Chinese lender, Ezubao, insinuated it had government connections in order to become one of the biggest online investment platforms in China.    

The Nobel Prize committee received a nomination letter for the 2016 Peace Prize for one Donald J. Trump. The nominator believes the Presidential hopeful should be recognized for “his vigorous [Read More]

Watch lofos sign a petition for Hillary Clinton’s choice of vice president.    Here  

Having first meet the Senator from Texas seven years ago, writer Erica Grieder provides some insight on the Iowa Caucus winner.    More  

I think it’s a reminder from the NFL to be careful how you celebrate Super Bowl 50. Watch

In 1977 local TV children’s show host, Frank ‘Mr. Wonder’   Selas,  evaded arrest for sexually assaulting children on camping trips he had organized.

The first 1:20 is excellent. Watch  

If you’re looking for a real outsider candidate for President this year, perhaps you should consider the one running on a platform of mandatory tooth brushing, ponies for every American [Read More]

The Layton, Pennsylvaina house used as the home of serial killer, Buffalo Bill, in the film “Silence of the Lambs,” went on the market this last summer. There’s now an interested [Read More]

This is the last day to enroll in Obamacare and avoid the tax penalty for 2016.  This being the 3rd occasion that we’ve reached this point, I’m declaring a new federal [Read More]

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Scientists estimate that the brutal killing of women and children 10,000 years ago is the first evidence of human warfare.   Found in Barack Obama’s motherland, Nataruk, Kenya, the victims had [Read More]

The National Mall has memorials for all the major U.S. conflicts of the 20th Century, except The First World War.   On Tuesday, the World War I Centennial Commission announced [Read More]