Kevin Roche

Another interesting week as investors decide whether the pile of US debt is at all manageable.

A final catchup on recent CV-19 studies, until next month.

A new study adds to the ample evidence that the earth was far warmer than today in an era of lower CO2 levels.

An egregious example of climate hysteria non-science has to be retracted.

A few more studies for your CV-19 habit, if you have not yet kicked it.

If you are looking for a good read, pick up Hilary Mantel's three book fictionalized life of Thomas Cromwell.

Have a wonderful Independence Day, remembering what the founding of this country was all about.

The June employment report is another positive indicator for the economy.

It is a particularly moving and thoughtful Independence holiday time.

A good job openings and turnover report for May of 2025.

The latest report from Social Security's trustees paints a dire picture.

The Strib won't change its stripes.

An annual report projects substantial annual increases in national health spending out to 2033.

A week of fairly acceptable US debt auctions.

A report on hospitalizations and discharges in Medicare and Medicare Advantage shows what you would expect but is twisted by the authors.