The Strib won't change its stripes.

An annual report projects substantial annual increases in national health spending out to 2033.

A week of fairly acceptable US debt auctions.

A report on hospitalizations and discharges in Medicare and Medicare Advantage shows what you would expect but is twisted by the authors.

Among the states, Minnesota experienced declining personal income and higher than average prices.

Our local paper spews up its usual toxic blend of misinformation.

The abandonment of wind and solar power generation with loss of subsidies demonstrates how expensive the electricity they create is.

Changes in cloud cover account for almost all of any recent temperature increase and those changes are likely unrelated to CO2 levels.

Marijuana and its active ingredients are not safe to consume but little is done to protect children and young adults from the danger.

A wonderful report lays out the full environmental costs of solar and wind energy.

We are beyond the debt boundary of easy fixes. And the BBB makes it even worse.

An excellent article buttresses what I have been saying for decades, pro(re)gressives are delusional about their authoritarian tendencies.

Minnesota's universities are raising prices far above general inflation, a reflection of how badly they are run.

A great article by real scientists extols the benefits of CO2 and the falsity of greenhouse gas-based climate hysteria.

Another longer-term US debt auction priced at a far higher interest rate than just two or three years ago.