Another study shows there is no increase in true autism, just wider diagnostic criteria and more screenings.

A fairly narrow movie of Michael Jackson's early career.

A fairly uneventable week for US debt auctions, against a backdrop or rising aftermarket rates.

Family structure is once more shown to be a very important factor in a child's educational success.

A picture tells it all, the US isn't responsible for rising CO2 emissions.

Minnesota is a very family unfriendly state, as shown by the cost to live a comfortable life here.

Comparing Poland and Venezuela is revealing, but apparently not to our insipid DSA friends.

Government workers are paid more and have far better benefits than those in the private sector.

Government is responsible for the rapid price rises in certain goods and services.

Updated health cost increases for 2027 are even worse than the original ones.

An article points out what has been obvious to everyone, the demonization of men and discrimination against them has had extremely pernicious impacts.

The fraud rolls on in Minnesota and Minneapolis is declining faster than Tim Walz' IQ.

Another week of much higher interest rates on the US debt pile.

A new paper validates the risk of heart inflammation from CV-19 vax, although relatively rare.

Another week or three of bilge on paper, Part 2.