Commentary

Overall, the economic data are showing a positive trend. But interest rates on US debt continue to flash warning signs on the level of debt.

More of the same from the pathetic Strib.

Yet another study demonstrates that the world was far warmer earlier in this interglacial period.

A very music-oriented biography of Johann Sebastian Bach gives a detailed analysis of his compositions.

The "protests" against immigration law enforcement in Minnesota are driven by billionaire funded groups and involve out-of-state paid nihilists and anarchists.

MLK, Jr. would be a good model for modern-day nihilists to emulate.

I am done with the Strib corrections for a while, but I am sure the paper won't change so ongoing scrutiny is necessary.

The CMS Office of the Actuary releases its report on 2024 national health spending.

Minnesota is a joke, and our main newspaper, the Star Tribune, is a cause of and reflection of that status.

The US is making progress against cancer, and by the way, the stats show no evidence of CV-19 vax causing huge numbers of cancers.

There has been no increase in either hurricane number or strength during recent decades.

Another example of the perversion of science in pursuit of particular policies, in this case banning plastics.

The first US debt auctions of the year went off as expected, with steady, if somewhat high, inflation being a factor.

Another study shows that the earth and Greenland were far farmer earlier in this interglacial period than today.

The US spends a lot of money on drugs, with a few categories standing out.