“Roger Federer Philanthropy”
Retired tennis great Roger Federer’s well-received commencement address at Dartmouth College last June is worth the time for you to read or view for several reasons, but among them are…
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Superfund Shakedown: Part 2, A Problem of Attribution
A threshold issue for any Climate Superfund scheme involves attempting to determine the share of global emissions attributable to any given company. As lawsuits to sue energy companies for climate…
Superfund Shakedown: Part 1, On to Plan C
Climate change activists and their political allies are exasperated by humanity’s refusal to abandon its most important energy sources. Those activists have been unsuccessful at securing the federal legislation they…
InfluenceWatch Podcast 341: Progressive Transgender Coercion
The Wall Street Journal called it the “sleeper issue” of the 2024 election—“progressive transgender coercion.” But our guest today argues that it wasn’t the “sleeper issue”—it was the central issue.
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About the Three Working Classes
In August 2024, University of Pennsylvania professor and former member of the George W. Bush administration John J. DiIulio Jr. published an op-ed in National Review on the political trends…
The Arabella Network’s Secret Client: Reclusive Billionaire Gwen Sontheim
Around 2013, three private foundations were incorporated anonymously in Delaware, registered in Minnesota, and funded by a web of anonymous trust funds in South Dakota. Each of the foundations used…
Stephen Moore’s 2017 Call for Philanthropy Reform in The Wall Street Journal
After describing several tax benefits of which those who create private charitable foundations can take advantage, conservative economics commentator Stephen Moore writes in a November 23, 2017, Wall Street Journal…
Jeffrey Hart’s 1969 Call for Philanthropy Reform in National Review
“C. Wright Mills, from the Left, called it the Power Elite. William Buckley calls it the (liberal) Establishment. But whatever it’s called, the large tax-exempt foundation is one of its…
Agents of Influence: The Pitiful Presidential Pollsters
Most people work just hard enough not to get fired and get paid just enough money not to quit. —George Carlin Every four years,…