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Philanthropy
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…
by Michael E. Hartmann on November 13, 2024

Philanthropy
A Conversation With Second Rough Draft’s Richard J. Tofel (Part 1 of 2)
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…
by Michael E. Hartmann on April 22, 2024

Philanthropy
A Conversation With Second Rough Draft’s Richard J. Tofel (Part 2 of 2)
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…
by Michael E. Hartmann on April 22, 2024

CRC in the News
Wall Street Journal Editorial Builds on CRC Research on “Zuck Bucks”
"The 2020 pandemic election wasn’t stolen, but it sure was a superspreader of bad precedents. More than a year later, we’re still getting information about the huge private money that underwrote…
by CRC Staff on January 4, 2022

Organization Trends
Trouble in Murdoch World
On November 6, three days after the election, Kathryn Murdoch tweeted in agreement with CNN anchor Jake Tapper on Fox News having “an obligation to put their country above…
by Shane Devine on December 22, 2020

Blog
Acorn Housing Struggles to Hang On
So reports James R. Hagerty of the Wall Street Journal.
by Matthew Vadum on November 25, 2009