It may be warm this summer, but it isn't exceptional, except in the minds of climate hysterics.

Minnesota's population dynamics reveal extensive domestic migration out of the state of our working population.

Down to maybe getting these off once a week, but there are some interesting findings showing up in research.

Another report supports the role of hospital consolidation in raising prices while doing nothing to improve quality.

A diversion to entertainment, which may or may not be entertaining.

Consumer financial stresses are increasing, likely meaning a slowdown in future economic activity.

More data and analysis on the real costs of the delusional push for renewable energy.

The money supply and the velocity of money are critical data to track to help understand economic trends.

Consumer spending is likely headed for a slowdown, which in turn will lead to far lower economic growth, if not a recession.

A small change in how many chemotherapy drugs are prescribed could save lots of money for payers.

All caught up now with CV-19-related research.

Health care spending is continuing a strong rise, but price data is likely understating true growth.

The flood of people, including college students, fleeing Minnesota becomes too large for even the Dem house organ, the Star Tribune, to ignore.

An update on vax effectiveness and safety research.

Let a couple of weeks go by and a surprising amount of research is published. Take a couple of posts to catch up.