In the February/March 2024 issue of Capital Research magazine, Italian energy giant Enel cashes in on federal climate pork, the Progressive International gathers together the radical fringes of global leftism,…
The decline of traditional metropolitan “objective” media outlets has affected the news landscape dramatically. Those outlets were more liberal and less objective than they pretended, and their business model, which…
Although relatively unknown in the public eye, the Arabella Network's influence is felt within the electoral and political landscapes. The Arabella Network is organized with the for-profit consulting firm Arabella…
Scott Walter Discusses his latest book, Arabella, on Tim Jones and Chris Arps Show. The Arabella Network is organized with the for-profit consulting firm Arabella Advisors at the top, while…
After getting bachelor’s, law, and master’s degrees from Harvard, Richard J. Tofel began an interestingly varied career by first practicing law in 1983. He has since also been assistant publisher…
After getting bachelor’s, law, and master’s degrees from Harvard, Richard J. Tofel began an interestingly varied career by first practicing law in 1983. He has since also been assistant publisher…
As we and colleagues at Inequality.org have recently been getting “together to discuss what’s gone awry in the current state of charitable giving and the incentives our tax system provides to donors,…
During the months leading up to June 2023’s Supreme Court decisions finding race-conscious college admissions to violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, some in establishment philanthropy forward-lookingly…
When U.S. Sen. J. D. Vance proposed a bill last December that would increase the excise tax from the current 1.4% to 35% on the net investment income from the…
There is “a pretty compelling case that” the nonprofit sector is “just an unregulated area with a lot of money sloshing around in a very tax-favored” environment—“and actually not just…