The Philadelphia Museum of Art got a surprise earlier this week when its Facebook post promoting their upcoming exhibition of Pop Art from the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s was deemed inappropriate. Is Facebook censoring art?
Both nonprofits committed inadvertent errors in reporting their activities, but they were big enough to warrant the largest lobbying fines ever imposed in the city commission’s 23-year history.
Earlier this month, France enacted a policy that mandates that large grocery stores must direct food that has passed its sell-by date to nonprofits and food banks.
Despite declining support for female genital mutilation, also known as female genital cutting and female circumcision (FGM/C), throughout the African and Asian countries where it has been concentrated, the practice itself appears to still be on the rise worldwide, according to a new study.
Yesterday, as the New Hampshire primaries were in play, the Center for Responsive Politics reported that the IRS had approved Karl Rove’s Crossroads GPS for nonprofit status as a “social welfare” group.
As the Obama administration sends mixed messages and Congressional leaders sit on their hands, the most vulnerable refugees are being targeted for deportation and no action is taken toward a sound and just immigration policy.
According to an MSNBC investigation, some veterans’ charities located in New Hampshire and Iowa received their donations from Trump’s campaign/foundation while charities from some other states have yet to receive a dime.
Dennis Kozlowski is not just any fraudster. He allegedly inspires trust, is charismatic, and doesn’t or didn’t mind ripping off those closest to him while in a position of leadership. Great choice for board chair.
How does a nonprofit health clinic recover from a mass shooting? A little at a time.
After seven months and counting, Illinois continues without a state budget in sight as its Republican governor battles with Democratic legislative majorities over political philosophies.
Michigan’s proposed new legislation puts the rights of property owners above the historical integrity of its communities.
Beyoncé’s performance of her new song, “Formation,” at halftime at this year’s Super Bowl is hardly the first time that a football stadium has been the stage for a statement about police violence against the black community, but Rudy Giuliani was simply outraged—or so he would have you believe.