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The California research institution has been buffeted by shifting federal funding policies and a forthcoming increase to the endowment tax.
The California research institution has been buffeted by shifting federal funding policies and a forthcoming increase to the endowment tax.
This year’s Disaster Supplemental Grant Program signals a significant evolution in federal disaster recovery—one that blends short-term economic needs with longer-term economic development ambitions…
An expert breaks down the best way for you to spot misinformation and bad sources online, including a simple 4 step tactic.
Since Chicago Public Schools saw a significant decrease in local tax revenue and a bump in English learner enrollment, the district will receive an additional $76 million from the state. The increase is larger than the $25 million district officials estimated this spring when calculating their…
Some of the most consistently active and civically engaged communities in Latin America are among the smallest and most historically marginalized: Indigenous peoples. This is according to a new study led by Carew Boulding, director of the Program on International Development and fellow at the…
North American bus manufacturer New Flyer reported strong demand for transit buses and a shift away from zero-emission vehicles in its second-quarter earnings call.
The state is installing mail scanners in prisons. Some critics call it a violation of privacy and attorney-client privilege.
The private institution is laying off staff and axing vacant roles in a time that is “among most difficult in our institution’s 174-year history,” senior leaders said.
Read the fifth piece of Nonprofit Quarterly’s State of the Movements series, which is dedicated to telling stories of the solidarity economy.
Marcela Escobari and Alex Brockwehl analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the Biden administration’s migration policies.
Hospitality and travel organizations are pushing for a referendum on the Olympic Wage ordinance, pausing its enforcement as the city considers ballot measures.
As federal policy shifts toward punishment, a new study calls on cities to reconsider enforcement-based approaches in favor of housing and care.
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