A reformulation of issues about temperature and climate changes provides a good challenge to the hysterical narrative.

Employer health plans are bracing for cost increases of 10% or more for 2026. The pain will fall largely on employees.

Podcasting has resumed.

Forcing Medicaid recipients to work or lose coverage has no effect on ER visits or hospitalizations.

Driven by multiple factors, overdiagnosis is a cause of excess health spending and patient anxiety.

Research continues to bleed through on the lack of any climate crisis.

The inflation report is consistent with expectations but not with the economic reality for consumers.

Another set of days of the Anti-Strib, with ample national and local fodder.

Metropolitan areas are far warmer than their outlying rural regions, accounting for almost all supposed warming in recent decades.

Decriminalizing drugs has bad consequences for crime, who would have thought that.

Not a good week for US debt auctions, another harbinger that the market is not happy with our deficits.

A very detailed report on physician compensation in 2024.

A report on America's electricity generation and transmission grid is sobering reading.

The US Department of Energy releases a report that provides a more rational perspective on climate. I strongly encourage anyone who really wants to understand climate to read this report.

A post gives a great explanation of BLS data issues and possible fixes.