Commentary

California, New York and Illinois are the example Minnesota has chosen to follow.

Climate hysterics use a misleading chart to try to create the impression that heat is worse than cold in relation to deaths.

Minnesota tries to lie about reading levels for 8th graders.

A new paper has a good summary of the economic difficulties we face, no matter what the official data says.

Wind and solar are worthless, especially in a heat wave. We are completely reliant on reliable sources like nuclear, gas and coal.

A report from the actuaries association lends credence to concerns of rising health insurance premiums.

New research shows that almost all transgender surgeries involve bad and lasting adverse effects.

Climate hysterics lie almost as much as Little Timmy Walz. There is no increase in number or severity of heatwaves.

This week's heat wave will test Minnesota's ability to keep the lights on, thanks to stupid energy policies.

Little Timmy Walz lies every time he opens his mouth, it's congenital. Fortunately facts are available for those who look.

The Paradise of California doesn't even have half its students reading where they should at 4th grade, and barely 10% of African-American students do.

America's obesity problem worsened during the epidemic due to lockdown policies.

New data shows radically higher federal interest payments, much greater than projected spending and much lower revenues, and other than that, its all great.

New work for Dr. Roy Spencer suggests that urban heat effects account for much of the so-called global warming.

The research is kind of winding down, but I found a few brief nuggets from lovely Copenhagen.