Medical loss ratio rules create perverse incentives, including health plans buying providers to increase profits.

An excellent article illustrating good research processes and no link between Tylenol and autism.

The August JOLTS report shows continued weakness in openings and hires.

Small companies are facing very large premium increases for 2026.

Inflation has not really been tamed, but for many people real incomes are growing.

There is no link between tylenol and autism, except in the deranged mind of RFK, Jr.

Provider consolidation is a leading reason for why our health care is so expensive.

Another renewable energy project bites the dust--expensive, unreliable and environmentally damaging.

A bad week for US debt, with succeedingly troubled auctions.

An accidental author discovery leads to a fascinating book.

California is overrun with irrational ideologues whose ignorance is on full display every time they speak.

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.