"Waiting for Superman" tackles the issues of education reform by following five families across the country as they seek an educational path for their children.

The Wikileaks manifesto advocates that, “better transparency is at the heart of less corruption and better democracies.”

The city of Scranton continues its ham-handed approach to getting tax revenues out of tax exempt nonprofit property owners.

The allegedly misused funds are $18 million in loans and grants to the National Chamber Foundation from the Starr Foundation.

Why is the Butler County United Way saying this year’s $2.1 million goal—3 percent more than last year’s take—is achievable? The 2009 goal was set at $2.45 million, but obviously fell short.

To co-founder of Adopt a Smile Dental Program of the Macomb-Oakland Regional Center is leading an effort to recruit more volunteer dentists like himself to increase dental care for the group's clients.

Childcare advocates have long warned that Caesarian sections are overused as interventions in the birthing process and that they pose additional risks to the mother and baby.

It's not exactly manna from heaven, but for several cash-strapped nonprofits that own property in an area of Western Pennsylvania known as the Marcellus Shale formation, a rich source of natural gas, it's the next best thing.

Although the British government says it doesn't expect private philanthropy to fill a 25 percent cut in the nation's culture budget, it certainly has no problem with generous individuals who want to lend a hand.