Now we turn our attention to the September issue of a supposedly premier health services research publication.

Minnesota has weak job growth compared to other states and the national average, and almost all the growth is in government-supported sectors.

A review of the content of the August issue of Health Affairs.

Students aren't learning anything but crazy ideology in schools in many states, including Minnesota.

A weird week for US debt auctions.

A preliminary report on US deaths shows a return to pre-epidemic trends.

Employer health benefit plans also have a few members accounting for most spending.

More catching up on goings on in the local newspaper, the exemplar of non-journalism.

The 340B drug purchase progam was intended to help low-income patients but has been distorted to help hospitals make money.

The US health insurance industry is large and pretty profitable.

Tim Walz is the exemplar of how the Dem party currently operates.

No increase in extreme wildfires or in sea level rise--hysterics are crying.

An excellent week for US debt auctions, but not really for the US as we just keep adding to our debt and interest payment burden.

Conservatives are being intentionally targeted for violence and murder, in an environment created by Democrats and their media allies.

The Strib closes its local printing plant, reflecting continued decline of interest in its far-left coverage and opinions.