Commentary

Mother Nature hates wind and solar power, probably because it isn't at all green.

Winding down the tracking of CV-19 research, but still seeing a few interesting studies.

Hospitals charge private health plans far more than Medicare pays for the same service, which hurts employers and consumers.

An interesting survey looks at workers satisfaction with aspects of their health benefits plan.

Consolidation among and between health care providers and health plans has raised prices and does nothing to improve access or quality.

The economy is drifting downward as Bidementia has reached the limits of what excessive government spending can do to prop it up.

Legal immigration by certain people is highly beneficial; what we are currently experiencing in our country isn't.

A report from the Minnesota Department of Health on our health system is typical woke, racist nonsense.

At some point it will be obvious to everyone that "renewable" energy isn't and certainly isn't environmentally friendly.

Minnesota is driving people and businesses out with an extremely high state and local tax burden.

US debt auctions went off okay this week, unemployment claims were up and consumers are stressed.

Another piece of research shows the huge benefits of keeping smartphones out of schools.

One substantial cause of high and growing health care spending is the cost of specialty drugs, particularly when delivered in a hospital outpatient setting.

The venture capital community is still struggling with exits and poor investments.

US drug spending remains high, with more expensive drugs continuing to come on the market particularly for weight loss and cancer.