Commentary

A generally poor run of US debt auctions this week.

Some follow-up on autism research.

A couple of obvious predictions are looking pretty accurate.

The Strib is hiring editors to take it even further into whacko-land.

Not a great start to 2025 for venture capital activity.

A new report examines differences in developed nations' life expectancies.

Another day of painful non-jounalism.

SAT or ACT scores in fact show no racial bias and are far better predictors of college performance than high school grades.

More of the usual--Trump bad, everything Trump do bad--from our local toilet paper source.

The rise in autism incidence and prevalence is a result of diagnostic criteria changes designed to enhance revenue streams for the medical profession and drug industry.

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.