Jack Fowler
The shocking June decision by a city judge, widely seen as a threat to the First Amendment, coalesced a multi-denominational pushback in support of both the nation’s oldest Jewish college and religious liberty
The world’s fourth richest man hands his foundation a historic wad of cash, motivated by the need to help ‘suffering people.’
A new survey shows there may be one issue uniting both ends of the political spectrum: unease at the wealth-amassing of charities and DAFs.
Warren Buffet’s mega estate—$90 billion and counting—is poised to flood the abortion movement.
A New York City court has dealt Yeshiva University, and religious liberty, a blow.
Lee Edwards will see his idea and dream of profoundly remembering the victims of Marxist-Leninism become a reality.
In Father Robert Sirico’s splendid new book, “The Economics of the Parables,” the essence of a more complete meaning of charity is found in Christ’s most well-known tale
A “new George Soros”—the Swiss-born Wyss—has begun imitating the latter’s model, allegedly leveraging his billions to influence American elections.
A Washington Free Beacon article investigates secretive, leftist nonprofits opposing Elon Musk’s Twitter bid. Who are these people?
The Barry Foundation and the Woodson Center demonstrate how local knowledge can create solutions to fighting poverty.