Commentary

A recent paper from actuarial firm Milliman provides a good background on understanding medical inflation.

Higher interest rates are showing up in higher credit card interest payments, stifling consumer spending.

Medicare spending is high and rising rapidly; one reason getting federal spending under control will be difficult.

Inflation may be lessening, but that won't fix the interest rate problem or our deficit and debt challenges.

Yes, Virginia, there continues to be CV-19 research worth a look.

Watch out for continuing increases in interest rates, with negative consequences for the economy.

Recent data indicates continued strong migration out of progressive hellholes to well-run states like Florida and Texas.

The Dem plan to ruin Minnesota is achieving faster results than even they anticipated.

Another major report finds that lockdowns had very little efficacy, in regard to infections or mortality.

More BLS machinations around jobs numbers, this time in regard to seasonal adjustments.

Your opportunity to see and hear me, courtesy of the Michele Tafoya podcast.

A timely new report on the concentration of spending across the entire US population.

Antarctica is gaining ice shelf extent and ice mass, not melting and raising sea levels.

A glimpse at high-cost enrollees in a commercial health plan is revealing.

Scattered glimpses of climate truth are present, if you look. Here is one.