Rick Cohen Special review: Now that the Republicans have taken the Senate, what social justice and nonprofit issues will be on the agenda?

Charities in the United States remain mum about funding accepted from the adult entertainment industry.

The “People’s Uber” nonprofit program now reaches six new cities in China. Riders pay only the Uber driver’s costs—an essentially free ride.

The Kunstmuseum Bern Museum may face several lawsuits if it accepts a collection of Nazi-looted art.

Residual effects of the cancellation of the 2012 marathon are still being felt years later, leaving a financial impact on participating nonprofits.

Wouldn’t it be neat if a Republican political leader in the U.S. announced, like London’s Boris Johnson, that a living wage is “win-win” for everyone?

Last week, SodaStream announced it would shut its controversial plant in Mishor Adumim. The BDS divestment movement is calling this a victory.

There are 147 ballot measures to be voted on in 41 states today. Many are of significance to nonprofits—or should be.

From the black and white of desegregation to the rich and poor of resegregation, school districts still seek to divide.

The Samaritans launched an app that filters your Twitter feed for signs that your friends are in emotional distress. Many think it terribly invasive.

It’s that sports team in Washington, D.C. with the awful, racially disparaging name—one that media outlets increasingly won’t use.

Several UK Museums and organizations have united against a law that prevents the display of unpublished works with an unknown rights holder.