Kevin Roche

The US Government holds a lot of its own debt.

A final push to catch up on our putrid local newspaper.

RFK, Jr. shouldn't be allowed anywhere near decisions about drugs and vaccines, given the millions he makes from trial lawyers.

Minnesota really has lost billions and billions of dollars to fraud encouraged by Dems.

A really, really bad week for US debt auctions and don't let anyone suggest otherwise.

Here we go again, the most depressing posts I write.

Looking at starting compensation for physicians helps you understand why health care costs are so high.

Minnesota reported good economic growth in Q2 2026, and most was in the private sector.

One of single-payer's primary advocates writes another delusional and misleading article.

While headlines say there was disappointing job growth in September, the reality is likely different.

A brief history of China is a quick and excellent read to understand how the country got where it is today.

The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey covering August shows no substantial change in the labor market.d

Screenings and better treatments have led to a significant drop in cancer mortality and lengthening of survival times.

Excessive physician pay, particularly in specialties, is a definite factor in our high health spending and insurance costs.

Standardizing reimbursement across all sites of care is an easy way to help lower health spending.