The February employment report looks bad on the surface but is actually pretty consistent with prior months.

The final installment but don't worry, more will come later this month.

I apologize for asking you to read this continuing saga of poor journalism.

Another round of catchup from our favorite toilet paper substitute.

It appears that ocean life will likely do just fine, even if the oceans do warm a bit.

Another movie star bio, this one of James Stewart.

An interesting paper discusses a new theory on how consciousness works.

The "guidelines" put out by an organization promoting mutilation of children are found to be lacking in rigor. Ya think?

A reasoned post sets out the same explanations I have for changes in autism prevalence.

Producer prices rose faster than expected in January, but it appears largely due to non-recurring component increases.

A fairly mundane week of shorter-term debt issuance by the US Treasury.

Medicare Advantage enrollment actually rose in the start of 2026, with some large plans losing members but others picking it up and growing.

A report on compliance with requirements to use a certain percent of health insurance premiums on medical care is revealing.

Medicare's hospital trust fund will be exhausted far earlier than previously projected.

The knucklehead Governor of Wisconsin reveals why Dems really like illegal immigrants.