Climate hysterics routinely manipulate data and statistical methods to get results that support their outlandish claims.

Minnesota is near the very bottom of state in household income growth.

A new study suggests multiple episodes of rapid warming occurred in the geologically recent past, before humans were supposedly affecting climate.

A very mild inflation report with good news on the real wage front.

More evidence that hospital systems are the primary cause of excessive health spending growth.

Another interesting week in US debt auctions.

The NYTimes reverse course, recognizing that marijuana is a dangerous drug that needs regulation.

The data is just weird in many ways, making it hard to understand the true state and trend of the labor market.

A recent book discusses how the Constitution and its specific terms came into existence.

And another one bites the dust, high-dose flu vaccines offer no better protection than regular dose for older adults.

Catching up on research presented in a couple of issues of Health Affairs.

Every day the Strib outdoes itself in purveying the worst journalism you can imagine.

A couple of more articles on aspects of climate that are ignored by the hysterics.

Income inequality in the US is largely driven by poor behaviors within an ethnic group, not by differences between them..

Here is a quick read by Ian McEwan, his usual excellent writing.