A key parameter in climate models is off by 30%, according to new research. Which direction do you think the error goes?

Not sure what to make of all the economic news, but the employment market looks weaker and inflation stronger than commonly perceived.

US debt interest rates are rising due to huge auction sizes, which aren't shrinking any time soon.

A new report finds that offshore wind farms are not free of harms.

Health care spending and prices continue their upward march.

Tim Walz is driving business and jobs out of Minnesota.

A transgender ideologue refuses to publish a study showing the lack of benefit of the drugs she prescribes to children to make money.

Minnesota's only source of job growth is government and interest rates on US debt continue to soar.

Federal data suggests Minnesota is adding jobs but has fewer employed persons--the likely explanation is more people holding multiple part-time jobs.

An article in the NEJM buttresses my view that prescription drugs don't operate in a free-market because of the monopoly granted by patents.

Telemedicine access had little impact on most aspects of health care delivery.

Another masking research review tries to pretend that there is any actual data showing any benefit of masks in suppressing community spread.

A study in Nature, of all places, finds no acceleration in warming over the last 50 years, buttressing the likelihood everything we are seeing is a natural cycle.

The Portland, Maine art museum is a prime example of the ignorance of woke ideology.

Consumers are maxing out on credit card debt.