A new analysis by the Tax Foundation of a “blank slate” of tax expenditures—zeroing out the charitable deduction and using the revenues generated for individual income tax rate deductions—shows positives for the U.S. economy in terms of increased jobs and GDP growth. Will nonprofit leadership organizations respond with their own analyses, or hope that the public simply ignores the results of the Tax Foundation’s economic simulation?

As independent bookstores rely more on community involvement and the love of the printed word to stay afloat, their goals align with arts nonprofits. As a result, some have taken up crowdfunding as a means of recovering revenue lost to online booksellers.

This is a story about how cannabis ended up saving the life of a young girl and how a new Colorado nonprofit is helping epilepsy sufferers with the oil of the plant.

As more companies take an interest in sourcing services from social enterprise groups, the Wates Group has seized the opportunity to establish the UK building industry’s first national brokering service.

As kids are saying goodbye to arts programs in school, they’re taking to expressing themselves through a combination of arts and technology

Russia’s opponent of free speech and human rights, Vladimir Putin, has given the green light to temporary asylum for NSA leaker Edward Snowden. President Obama says that there’s nothing wrong with the NSA’s policies, but there’s a need for reforms and transparency anyhow.

The approximate $400 million cut from Head Start due to the sequester will result in about 60K children being cut from the program.

Can endorsements and advertisements from local organizations on police and civic equipment become evidence of bias or partisan law enforcement? Or are they just signs of a regrettable lack of funding?

The Nation has endorsed Bill de Blasio over Christine Quinn, George McDonald, Bill Thompson, John Liu, and other candidates who want to occupy Gracie Mansion at the end of Michael Bloomberg’s term as New York City mayor. Which of these candidates and the half dozen others in the race would be best for nonprofits? Please don’t say Anthony Weiner.

Clive Berghofer isn’t a man of letters, but his drive toward industry has put him in a position to give some big numbers toward medical research, and encourage others to do the same.

The pop star famous for her eccentric sense of style starred in an art video for Marina Abramović’s nonprofit. Gaga yells, wears a yellow mask, and cuddles with crystals. Nothing new? Find out what the “Abromovitch ” method is.

Burglars broke into a Southern California nonprofit to steal computers, but returned the booty when they realized whom they stole it from.