State think tanks continue driving innovative policy ideas across the country. - The Cardinal Institute (Cardinal Institute) for WV Policy proposed market-based reforms to improve West Virginia’s Public Employees Insurance Agency. - In Hawaii, the Grassroot Institute of

Here's the truth ↓ WV’s public education system is hemorrhaging money due to inefficiency, not school choice. Instead of modernizing the funding formula to follow the student, leaders are blaming the very families who are adapting faster than the bureaucracy. Fund students,

The 340B Drug Pricing Program has ballooned from $6.6 billion to $43.9 billion in purchases, but patients aren't seeing the savings. Our Chief of Staff Jessica Dobrinsky explains why this $40 billion program needs transparency and reform. 📰 West Virginia Record legalnewsline.com/west-virginia-…

Nearly half the students at Charleston Montessori School utilize the Hope Scholarship. According to Head of School Angela Walker, this has helped those students grow in the classroom. 🎥 For more information about the program, visit hopescholarshipwv.gov.

When hospitals profit while patients and taxpayers lose, something’s broken. The Peach Tree Times quotes my recent op-ed on the 340B Drug Pricing Program and why reform is overdue. peachtreetimes.com/policy-analyst…

We can’t keep pretending this is normal. You can’t think like a scientist if you can’t read or reason like one. Science achievement is built on literacy and math; without both, everything else collapses.

Thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act/HR 1, West Virginia bears new responsibilities in administering safety net programs. We've got 2 options here: 1. View it as a burden 2. View it as an opportunity I suggest we be bold and choose the latter.

This is the case I made to my fellow West Virginians earlier in the week: wvgazettemail.com/opinion/op_ed_…

1 in 8 West Virginians has medical debt. The highest rate in the country. Many owed money to "non-profits" getting millions in tax exemptions. Debt isn’t just a bill. It’s a policy failure. A fair system would reward hospitals that actually serve patients. That’s where reform