An updated look at the concentration of health spending across individuals.

A somewhat milder than expected inflation report shows little sign of tariff impact.

Took a few days to overcome my nausea, but here is what the Strib has been up to on behalf of Dems lately.

Doctors overdiagnose to make money and a lot of patients accept it as a way to avoid responsibility for the outcomes of their lives.

The quality of life in Minnesota has declined on every dimension over the last 16 years of whacked Dem rule and people are bailing from the state as a result.

A well-known environmentalist takes on the lies told by the wind and solar power crowd.

Almost everyone now agrees the epidemic response was futile and very damaging, but don't expect it to change the next time.

A relatively unexceptional week of US debt auctions.

The barbarism of gender-disaffirming care is revealed in a new HHS report.

Antarctica's ice appears to be behaving as it has for thousands of years and more.

More bilge water from the state's failing newspaper.

Cold kills ten times more people than heat, but a new "study" based on models finds that warming will shift that.

Declines in cancer incidence early in the epidemic are undoubtedly linked to the terror campaign that deterred medical visits.

The April employment report calms fears about a serious economic slowdown.

More drivel from the Strib.