People are still trying to convince us that lockdowns, masks and vaccines limited the spread of CV-19, even though almost every American has been infected at least once and most…

The usual suspect government economic reports were released.

And op-ed nails Little Timmy.

The size of US debt auctions is creating problems even at the shorter end--wait til you see what happens at the end of summer.

Research on behavioral choices that affect cancer risk is likely over-stated.

Giving people money leads them to work less and actually have less total income.

The most looney-tunes of all pro(re)gressive policies is the transgender absurdity for which there is no evidence, so the whackos make up their own.

As I keep saying, "renewable, green" energy and climate hysteria are completely fraudulent.

Wow, still cranking a few of these summaries out.

A PWC report suggests a very substantial increase in commercial plan health spending in 2025, driven largely by price rises.

I can't help but be amused when the renewable energy crowd's lies are exposed by reality.

The same expensive therapy may have a different cost if done in a different setting.

The pharmacy benefit management business has a complex and somewhat sordid history, which has drawn the ire of regulators.

A few thoughts on the Republican ticket and our most significant foreign policy challenge.

Minnesota has a high school graduation rate below the national average and below most southern states. We know why.