The Supreme Court ruled that the government can’t force states to expand Medicaid coverage by withholding the state’s federal Medicaid funding. How many governors will refuse the expansion?
Under Obamacare, Will States Refuse Medicaid Expansion?
Across U.S., Fireworks Sales Aid Local Nonprofits
Those purchasing fireworks this Independence Day may wish to seek out a fireworks stand run by a nonprofit to give back to the community long after the last fuse is lit.
Lady Chained to Dog House Makes her Point
Why has Tamira Thayne spent 729 hours in the past 10 years chained to a doghouse? She’s doing it for the dogs.
A Personal Story Illustrates a Key Principle: It’s Not What You’re Selling; It’s What I’m Buying
In 1990, my father died suddenly of cancer. Within weeks, I received solicitation letters from national and local cancer societies. Here’s why I threw them all away.
Schneiderman, McConnell Amplify Donor Disclosure Debate
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has issued a subpoena that may represent a pivotal moment in the ongoing battle over the disclosure of donors to political campaigns.
Cat Lovers Deserve to Die
A campaign describing the need for more research into lung cancer, which affects more former smokers and nonsmokers than smokers, is receiving a negative reception in some circles.
New Challenge for Health Coverage Advocates: Implementation
Advocates and foundations that supported health reform deserve appreciation for a job well done—in part. Now they have to advocate to get a program fully designed and implemented.
U.S. Olympic Committee Forced to Cancel Board Meeting
It has been an eventful few days for the nonprofit in charge of the U.S. presence at the Olympic Games, which are now less than one month away from starting in London.
Tweet by Tweet, Building Nonprofit Awareness
CNET tech blogger and Columbia Journalism School digital media professor Sree Sreenivasan drives attention to some of his 30,000 Twitter followers’ favorite nonprofits.
On Health Care, What Roles Do Evidence and Politics Play?
How much did evidence about how to incentivize Americans to buy health insurance factor into the Supreme Court’s decision on the Obama health care law yesterday?
Sirens Sound over Nonprofit Ambulance Service
Allegations and counter-allegations are flying in Gloucester Township, N.J. as a nonprofit EMS ambulance service was “deactivated” by local officials.
A “Rogues’ Gallery” of Nonprofit Millionaires?
Sacramento’s Sutter Health, a nonprofit, pays salaries of $1 million or more to 22 executives. Meanwhile, nurses at hospitals affiliated with Sutter recently went on strike.