As the world weighed in on the decision to recognize Bob Dylan as a wordsmith worthy of the Nobel Prize in Literature, the bard himself made no immediate comment, but planned to perform as scheduled in Las Vegas on Thursday night.
The refugees and migrants surging into Europe are suffering very high levels of psychiatric disorders. Researchers are struggling to help.
For Sunlight Labs, closing down is all about serving the community of the transparency-minded.
Community gardens are blooming in the U.S. Can they help in the fight against food insecurity?
Don’t vaguely say the goal is to be innovators. Say the goal is to solve a specific education problem for specific students. Solving the achievement gap matters.
Judicial Watch has perfected the use of Freedom of Information Act lawsuits to torment the Clintons.
Concerned about the quality and effectiveness of colleges and programs that prepare teachers, the federal government is requiring states to assess effectiveness of teacher training.
Paying UBIT may provide the nonprofit sector with an economic and moral leadership opportunity to advocate for changes in the tax code. As a sector whose tax exemption is premised on creating public good, nonprofits could serve as a control group for changes in the tax code.
On social media, there has been active questioning of the ability of the American Red Cross to appropriately deploy the donations they get for Haiti in the wake of Hurricane Matthew.
Eric Greitens may have crossed a not-so-bright line set by the IRS by asking friends who supported the charity he founded to back his bid to be Governor of Missouri.
Twenty percent of Americans do not have access to Internet broadband services. For-profits have joined nonprofits in addressing this technological, economic, and social gap.