The monthly BLS report on job openings and separations has some suspect numbers, as usual.

Among states Minnesota has the third-worst economic growth in the country thanks to Little Timmy Walz.

Another paper looks at excess deaths in the US during the majority of the epidemic.

At least one public official in the UK had the courage to acknowledge, half-heartedly, that the dangers of CV-19 were exaggerated and the suppression response may have been overdone.

The Biden-Harris administration continues to manipulate official statistics about the economy for election reasons.

Tim Walz is a liar at his core and JD Vance should expose that immediately at the debate.

While this week's US debt issuances went relatively well, the bigger picture is frightening.

The Commonwealth Fund is a radical group that issues misleading reports about the performance of the US health care system.

The public isn't buying the lies it was told about electric cars any more.

A review of medical school's course catalogs confirms the pervasive invasion of DEI garbage into medicine, to patients' detriment.

Charles McCarry describes the pro(re)gressive ideology and tactics far better than I could.

Under Fat Timmy Walz there has been no growth in the number of employed persons in Minnesota for five years, and that number has declined in 2024.

More data demonstrates just how environmentally unfriendly wind turbine farms are, but don't worry, rich people will make sure they keep getting their subsidies and you pay even more for…

It appears that the association of a CV-19 infection with long-term cognitive functioning symptoms is a case of reverse causality.

The Federal Reserve Board's big interest rate cut has no impact on US debt rates, in fact that rate rose.