Would you elect an ex-convict and exoneree as your congressman?

A man commits suicide while holding a “tax the rich” sign. The House chooses to do the exact opposite, letting the nation’s top 0.2% out of estate tax liabilities.

Is the new trend to create nonprofit organizations with little oversight to do the business of governmental units?

The next time you hear someone waxing on about how the “new donor” is so darn rational, think about this study.

Efforts to shrink the city’s food deserts have been successful, with a 48 percent net increase in full-service groceries from 2005 to 2013. Lessons learned may prove helpful elsewhere.

A question for the Clinton Foundation and its sovereign governmental donors: Why not work through established bodies and make them better instead of creating parallel structures to bypass them?

Hobbit director Peter Jackson, a retired army general, and a collection of wargamers combined forces to create this museum exhibit.

In the UK, the political parties issue “manifestos” about where they stand on the issues, including specific attention to policies affecting nonprofits and charities. We’d love to see the Democrats and Republicans do the same.

By Amy Ta This podcast is about doing good. But bad thoughts have been hampering me since March 22, 2015. That was the day I smashed face-first onto pavement during a criterium bike race in Ontario, California.

The interactions of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the Clinton Foundation, and Cisco deserve scrutiny, not a pass—despite the likelihood that all three will get a pass nonetheless.

The richest universities, even though they did lose assets during the recession, did not have to pinch pennies in their moneymaking capacities and so hit the ground running as the recovery started.

Is the government of India trying to destroy Greenpeace India?