Commentary

A couple of days of the usual one-sided bilge in the Strib.

Okay auctions in a slow week with a lot of unresolved issues.

A particularly good day for our local paper, in terms of hilarity.

A report talks about likely health trends for 2025.

A study showing that those who got a flu vax were more likely to get flu is badly flawed.

Another few days of catchup on the bias of our local newspaper.

Minnesota is one the highest taxed and worst governed states in the country.

I have the unfortunate task of trying to catch up with our local newspapers' daily spreading of the Dem message.

Trump's handling of trade has probably irrevocably damaged his and Reps standing with the American people.

Tough to auction US debt in this tumultuous environment, but the 30-year bond auction today was pretty OK.

Sixteen years of Dem governance have made Minnesota's education system far more expensive, while teaching children far less.

Another weird Treasury auction today, as the 10-year note sale shows the lowest domestic buyer interest ever.

The poor handling of the trade issue is creating a genuine crisis.

A brutal 3-year US note auction may set the tone for the rest of the week.

The trade chaos is seriously damaging the conservative cause.