A tisket, a tasket, a tax credit is worth more than a charitable deduction in your basket. But do tax credit programs pay off for their intended purposes?
Ohio Tries Out Charter Universities
First charter schools, now charter universities? Ohio's Governor John Kasich tests a new concept for higher education.
Small Movie Theaters Look Beyond The Screen For New Sources of Income
Financial challenges for historic movie theaters in Wisconsin have led them to incorporate new business models and more interactive programming to survive.
TED to Begin Publishing E-Books
TED, the nonprofit behind the popular Technology, Entertainment and Design conferences, is expanding to the e-book market to help distribute “ideas worth spreading.”
Heavy in Findings, Study Warns Coloradans To Shape Up
According to findings from its 2010 Colorado Health Report Card, released last week, the state is on a path to lose its bragging rights as the only one in the nation with an obesity rate under 20 percent.
Who Gets the Money?
Critics of current foster care policies in New York are accusing child welfare agencies of illegally confiscating foster children’s government benefits.
Latest O’Keefe Sting Video on NPR and Soros – No News Here!
The latest James O’Keefe NPR sting is as nonsensical as ever.
Assessing a Foundation’s Work Post Katrina
PERC analyzes the work of the Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and finds substantial progress but big challenges on the horizon.
Plaintiffs Protest Public Prayer Proclamations
AZ Gov seeks divine intervention on state budget and irks the more secular.
New York Times Looks at Museums’ Digital Strategies
Innovative digital strategies by museums are covered in the New York Times. There are lots of good ideas here!
Disability is the Major Complaint in Rural Fair Housing Actions
In rural areas, suits on housing discrimination are most commonly brought by people with disabilities.
With Luck, Irish Americans Will Have A National Museum Someday
To increase the likelihood that the Irish American Museum of Washington, D.C. gets built, backers are not seeking any federal support, just private donations.