The Manhattan Institute’s Howard Husock says charity took “a hit” in the fiscal cliff deal, but a closer look reveals that it will likely amount to a miniscule hit—absolutely microscopic.

The Environmental Integrity Project has released its annual list of the “toxic ten” power plants—and a Georgia plant that has dramatically reduced its emissions shows that progress is possible.

In Egypt, the National Centre For Defence of Freedoms is challenging the freedom of expression of cartoonist Doaa El-Adl and newspaper owner Naguib Sawiris.

The Urban Institute’s Gene Steuerle finds reason for optimism in the wake of the fiscal cliff brouhaha. As you survey the landscape, do you find support for notions of progress or decline?

More health care centers are finding enticing tax credits and grants for redeveloping environmentally contaminated buildings, known as brownfields, for use as treatment facilities.

It’s unusual to see the IRS seizing the assets of an operating nonprofit for nonpayment of taxes, but that is what has happened to the Sioux Falls, S.D.-based American Indian Services, Inc.