Public Dollars for Public School Students: Discrimination of Choice
Critics of school choice programs like to claim that these programs create new expenses for the government. They argue that...
Transparency Yields Results
It was only a matter of time before the benefits of hospital price transparency became evident. Recently, the St. Louis...
Catching up on Telemedicine
Is Missouri ready to reclaim its spot as a national leader in telemedicine? The numerous Missourians still struggling with healthcare...
Debt Ceiling Deal Q&A
After a whirlwind period of tense negotiations, the House of Representatives and White House agreed this week on raising the...
Reading Alone
The St. Louis County library system has announced it is making social workers available at several libraries as a standard...
Falling Behind on Telemedicine
Not long ago, Missouri was a national leader in telemedicine. Governor Parson was among the first to waive unnecessary restrictions...
Part 6: Does Kansas City Have and Affordable Housing Problem?
(You can read part one, part two, part three, part four, and part five in this series here.) As earlier posts in...
COVID-19 Highlights Need for Telehealth
As confirmed cases of coronavirus across Missouri continue to climb, there are concerns that the coming influx of patients may...
“Medicare for All” Remains a Terrible, Terrible Idea
Last December I had the opportunity to have a radio debate with two supporters of Medicare for All, which (in...
