Several times in the last three years I and others have pointed out serious flaws in CDC work, and a new paper critques the body of the CDC's epidemic work.

A couple of pieces of health care research focus on high health care spending and its causes.

Minnesota is a particularly poor place to rely on solar power, but other states aren't really that much better.

As I suspected, the SVB saga is primarily one of regulatory malfeasance, coupled with political machinations.

A public health expert writes an article for the WSJ which amply demonstrates why Americans have such high distrust of these "experts".

Not supporting Ukraine is asking for far worse conflicts in the future.

I am in the free state of Florida right now, but my home state is unfortunately the woefully misled Minnesota.

Minnesota is shutting down way more generating capacity than it is building in renewable.

Spring may never come to Minnesota but my research summaries bloom forever.

It is disappointing to see conservatives being so dumb about the Silicon Valley Bank situation.

SVB is a tale of human irrationality and the pernicious effect of woke ideology.

Public schools are wasting vast amounts of money on staff that have nothing to do with education.

A recent solar farm approval in Minnesota demonstrates the insanity of renewable energy--expensive, eats up needed farm land, causes lots of environmental damage, but the whackos plunge ahead.

Pro(re)gressives want to force you to act, speak and think only as they believe you should.

Yawn, a few more exhilarating pieces of CV-19 research.