A bad Treasury debt auction yesterday might have influenced by foreknowledge of a higher than expected inflation report today.

A Medicare program to improve end-of-life care lowered expenses and allowed beneficiaries to spend more time at home near the end of their lives.

Government policies to increase the number of physicians in rural and other shortage areas have had no impact for 50 years.

Yet another wind-down post in regard to epidemic research.

My latest adventure in biography-land is the iconic American western actor John Wayne.

The true state of the foundations of our economy is pretty rotten. Deficit spending and illegal immigration can only provide fodder for fake statistics for so long.

The Bureau of Economic Analysis releases interesting data on health spending by condition.

Enormous amounts of government spending is being wasted on expensive and unreliable "renewable" energy production and consumers' bills will soar.

There is no solid research that DEI, particularly hiring and promoting people on the basis or race, sex and other characteristics, makes a business perform better.

Much of the Western World is in the grips of psychotic ideologies which create a cycle of mental illness and violence.

Medical product firms push a lot of money at doctors to ensure that their products get used, whether it benefits a patient or not.

A few more research summaries to accompany your easter egg hunting.

The Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank fact-checks the Bidementia jobs reports.

The Congressional Budget Office is expressing increasing alarm at the federal deficit and debt situation.

Would would have thought that hail could destroy a solar farm? Certainly not the nut-case environmentalists pushing renewable energy.