John Klar

The continuing saga of a 21st-century flop.

A recent consumer survey revealed that 46% of US electric car owners wish to switch back to a gas-powered car. In...

Void, mistrial, or delay?

Manhattan prosecutors agreed on July 2 to delay the sentencing of Donald Trump for his conviction in New York on...

Cheap fakes of climate science.

Scathing summer heat has fueled incendiary headlines attributing record-breaking temperatures around the world to...

Why the Supreme Court’s decision on the Chevron Deference matters.

by John Klar | Jul 1, 2024 | Articles, Law

A busy US Supreme Court dropped yet another jurisprudential bomb in the recent case of Loper Bright Enterprises...

An icon of whistleblower journalism tastes freedom.

The smell of fresh Australian air in Julian Assange’s nostrils is a liberty neither he nor most of the rest of...

Senate subcommittee grants whistleblowers a platform.

Recurrent airline accidents involving Boeing jets have triggered both public alarm and government scrutiny....

Corporations to use American soldiers as guinea pigs for cell-grown meats.

Bioindustrial Manufacturing and Design Ecosystem (BioMADE), which has received more than $500 million in...

Supreme Court rules critics cannot trademark others’ names.

In 2016, Marco Rubio sparred sharply with Donald Trump as the two vied for the GOP presidential nomination, at...

Faux meats battle market realities

Following years of marketing hype proclaiming that fake meats would transform the food industry and modern diets,...