Congress Recognizes Julius Rosenwald’s Philanthropy
Last month, Congress came together to pay homage to the incredible philanthropic legacy of Julius Rosenwald.
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The Supreme Court May Set an Important Donor-Privacy Precedent
The Supreme Court will decide whether California can require charitable organizations to disclose the identities of their donors.
Something to Celebrate: It’s National School Choice Week!
Every year, parental choice in education is celebrated across the country during National School Choice Week.
Chris Young from The Vanishing Trial Is Finally Freed
There are many, many cases where people remain in prison because their Sixth Amendment rights were not protected.
Washington Update: Policy News That Could Shake Up Philanthropy
Updates about important behind-the-scenes developments that could potentially impact philanthropic freedom and excellence.
From Talk to Specific Recommendations on Policing Reforms
A proper rule of law, with various levels of government playing their appropriate roles, is essential to protecting our liberties.
Analysis of Money Flowing to Hate Groups Is One-Sided
At a time when most of the country wants to find ways to heal our divisions, we should be wary of relying on sources that only reinforce ideological divisions.
Dark Money: When You Don’t Like the Agenda, Philanthropy’s Power When You Do
When it comes to private donations made to election-related efforts, the dark money label and its sinister implication is often attached to conservatives activities and dollars.
Taking Sides in Union Disputes: The President Fired Me
Our schools have enough problems functioning right now we don t need union issues added to those.
How’s Your State Doing on K-12 Issues?
Here are some reliable resources available for those of us who are wondering how our state is faring on education issues.
Undoing Decades of Worker and Employer Freedoms in One Fell Swoop
Our Constitution protects our right to free association, and many people from both the labor and business sides have fought for years to protect our economic freedom.
Ask the Experts: What To Do About Violent Crime
In the world of criminal justice reform, we hear much more about prison reform than public safety. Here was a perspective that addressed both, without minimizing the issues in either realm.