The reversal of tariffs on food products is an admission that they are in fact a tax paid by consumers. We need an end to trade and tariff chaos.

A new report from California demonstrates how unprepared freshmen are to do college level work.

Another mixed week for US debt auctions, ending with a pretty bad 30-year bond auction.

The Strib sinks below even its usual low standards in attacking Trump.

A short biography of Isaac Newton is a good read.

The multiple federal programs to reduce health spending and improve primary care.

The government tries to pretend that a train line isn't losing money.

The Strib is getting stale, pursuing the same old attack lines on Trump.

More heart inflammation and other vascular issues occur following a CV-19 infection than a vax.

Minnesota's quality of life has gone straight downhill under the rule of Little Timmy Walz and his whacked Dem compatriots.

Now that it is too late, the public health "experts" think we should consider the potential harms of epidemic measures like lockdowns and school closures.

A fascinating history of information and information theory.

Trump gets the credit for big Dem wins on Tuesday, but our citizens will suffer from the usual raft of insane Dem policies.

Comparsions with other developed countries reveals that our health spending issue is largely due to higher prices.

The medical community regularly engages in sexism directed at men and negligently dropped recommendations about regular PSA screening, which led to more deaths from prostate cancer.