Given the decrease of trust in the sector and serious questions about the sector is pursuing charity properly understood, the incoming administration’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and Department…
“The vindictiveness was gone, but the prosecution remained.” President William Howard Taft got to preside over something [Theodore] Roosevelt had wanted but did not attain in his presidency: the demise…
The line between charity and politics can be extraordinarily blurry. This is problematic, as politics is inherently quarrelsome and divisive, and these are words that very few would use to…
After reading Benjamin Soskis’ interesting and thoughtful assessment earlier this week in The Chronicle of Philanthropy of Elon Musk’s role in the 2024 U.S. election, I began to thumb through a copy of Nixon…
A “Conservative think tank leader” is now calling for “banning charities from voter registration efforts,” or so a recent USA Today headline reads. Yet the article, instead of discussing the think tank…
During a panel discussion about the strained and deteriorating relationship between conservatism and corporations at the National Conservatism conference last July in Washington, D.C., Capitol Hill staff attorney and writer…
Last month, the Marguerite Casey Foundation announced the 2024 winners of its annual Freedom Scholar award, highlighting the work of some of the country’s most prominent leftist activist-academics.
Jim Crow no longer exists, and we’ve had decades of Affirmative Action policies to counter the errors of the past. At what point does this focus on one race become…
At his great Substack newsletter, The Upheaval, and elsewhere, the pseudonymous N. S. Lyons’ wide-ranging, historically informed, and insightful writing examines that which has given rise to three simultaneous revolutions…