Health care spending at the federal level, in essence a subidization of health care spending, is a massive burden that is not sustainable.

Hospital systems bear the largest portion of blame for our rapidly rising health prices and spending.

How does over three fourths of a century go so fast.

A mediocre employment report for July, but nothing alarming.

The number of people getting high every day is frightening, as is the general state of our country's mental health.

Another large study shows no association betweens the MMR vax and autism.

An unexceptional report on job openings and labor turnover.

Medicare Advantage continues to grow despite concerns over payments and prior authorization practices.

Another baloney ranking of states rates Minnesota highly.

Some accuracy about wildfire trends in Minnesota.

The Aldous Huxley novel is a bit of a snooze.

The first half of 2026 was dominated by AI companies in the venture world.

Yet another report demonstrates that Rep-run states are doing far better at creating a good economy and raising living standards for their residents.

The World War II series narrated by Tom Hanks has to be seen.

Another concerning week of US debt sales, as interest rates continue to rise even on the shorter end.