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“That’s a step forward.” @AdrienneElrod on @CNN on the bipartisan push for permitting reform. Congress can act right now to create an #AffordableAmerica by passing BAAJA.
Arnold Ventures statement on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) site-neutral reforms for imaging services in the final Medicare hospital outpatient rule: bit.ly/3UnLuYh
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Thanks to former Sen. @robportmanOH for a great conversation with Laura and @JohnArnold at Impact Ohio about an affordability agenda for Ohio and the nation.
They discussed the need for bipartisan permitting reform to lower energy costs, as well as steps policymakers can take to expand housing supply and lower health care costs.
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Arnold Ventures retweeted
Dems won by focusing on affordability.
As it happens, the Senate’s first vote when it returns Tuesday will be on a bill to lower energy costs by modernizing the permitting process. It will be first test of whether affordability is a governing priority or just a campaign slogan.
Arnold Ventures retweeted
Ohio legend Sen. @robportmanOH introduces Laura and John Arnold at #ImpactOhio, and out of the gate he raises the bipartisan opportunity to pass #BAAJA, an immediate response to voters’ demand for an #AffordableAmerica. Laura Arnold calls on lawmakers to pass #PermittingReformNow. @OhioChamber @Arnold_Ventures
Industry estimates put more than two-thirds of sports prediction-market volume in states without legal sports betting. Opposition isn’t just sportsbooks guarding turf, writes @JonathanDCohen1 of @aibm_org, an Arnold Ventures grantee, in @WSJopinion. 🔗🔒 on.wsj.com/4zA9WoI
A great morning in Tennessee with Govs. @PhilBredesen & @BillHaslam and UT President @randyboyd. Laura & @JohnArnold taped a live @YMBRPodcast on how effective private-sector engagement can help shape smart policy, from permitting reform to education.
Listen when it drops: bit.ly/47Y3DiA
This election was a referendum on affordability. Congress can act right now to create an #AffordableAmerica by passing BAAJA, the most impactful affordability legislation in a decade.
America's ability to compete depends on having the energy to power the industries of the future.
China has rapidly expanded its electricity generation while U.S. generation has remained relatively flat.
If America wants to lead in advanced manufacturing, AI, and emerging technologies, we need to be able to build the energy infrastructure to power that growth.
“We should be especially concerned when young people begin to see gambling not as a form of entertainment with financial risks, but as a reliable way to make money.”
In a new op-ed, @josephspicozzi, co-leader of Pennsylvania’s Problem Gambling Caucus, outlines potential reforms to make online gambling safer and more transparent for consumers.
Read the op-ed: broadandliberty.com/2026/10/…
Business and labor don’t always agree. On permitting reform, they do.
The heads of @PAChamber and @420Steamfitters are urging Congress to pass the bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act.
We agree. It’s time for America to build again. bit.ly/4By6Pi6
Arnold Ventures retweeted
If it walks like a duck, talks like a duck, gets people addicted like a duck, has a duck-like counterparty playing the role of the house, and is even less regulated than a duck when to comes to gambling harm, then I don’t see why I should care if the plumage looks a little different.
Yes, a bet and a trade often look similar.
But how they work is fundamentally different.
A sportsbook sets the odds and takes the other side of your bet. Prediction markets are markets, where buyers and sellers compete to discover and produce efficient prices and enable important public benefits.
What the market is about can change, but the structure doesn't.
My op-ed on prediction markets and regulation:
Corrections staffing is declining even as incarcerated populations remain relatively steady, putting pressure on state and federal prison systems.
Safe Inside, an Arnold Ventures grantee, is examining the scope of the problem and bringing together people working to make prisons safer and healthier for both staff and incarcerated people.
Learn more: bit.ly/4smrem8
Student achievement remains near historic lows. What can states do to improve student success and long-run outcomes? Through our new K–12 School Policies RFP, Arnold Ventures is seeking rigorous causal research on the effects of actionable, politically viable U.S. K‑12 education policies that can be influenced at the state level.
Letters of Interest are due November 13, 2026. Learn More: bit.ly/4zrrT8i
"When people lose their life savings, nobody wins."
@josephspicozzi is leading a new bipartisan Problem Gambling Caucus in PA alongside @sennickmiller, @RepBenSanchez, and Rep. Jamie Flick to address addiction, safeguard families, and reform industry guardrails.
Full story via @abc27news: bit.ly/3UbtFv9
The rapid rise of online gambling brings real public health and economic risks. Pennsylvania’s new bipartisan Problem Gambling Caucus is an essential step toward evidence-based safeguards.
Grateful for the leadership of @josephspicozzi, @sennickmiller, @RepBenSanchez, and Rep. Jamie Flick.
Read why action can’t wait via @PennLive: bit.ly/3VP8hwu
Echoing labor: It’s time to get permitting reform done. @UAPipeTrades is calling on Congress to advance bipartisan reform that creates good-paying jobs and supports reliable, affordable energy. bit.ly/3VZMgeq
At the @PAChamber Housing Summit, @jenny_schuetz highlighted three key solutions to the housing crisis:
> Make it easier to build homes of all shapes and sizes
> Lower the hard costs of construction
> Streamline the development process to make it faster, simpler, and more transparent
Thanks to @josephspicozzi, Rep. Abby Major and @RepMarkosek for joining @jenny_schuetz to discuss how to solve the housing crisis at the @PAChamber Housing Summit.
Four in five voters hold large hospital systems responsible for high health care prices, according to a new poll from the Alliance for Fair Health Pricing.
As high and rising health care prices continue to put pressure on American families, workers, and employers, we need greater accountability. Strong, effective price transparency is a foundational tool to promote a more competitive, affordable health care system.
View AFFHP’s poll results here: bit.ly/4dREoBP
