Americans’ purchasing power shrinks as inflation drives up food and energy prices. But it generates another insidious byproduct — a squeeze on philanthropic dollars. From the modest to the mega-donor, the power of a giver’s checkbook declines in real terms and affects the charity ...
July 4th has come and gone in America, with tens of millions of Americans celebrating their independence. But many Latin Americans aren’t so lucky. Over the holiday weekend, countries across the region faced mass upheaval over rising food and fuel prices. Thousands of Venezuelan migrants ...
Last year, Congress passed the Infrastructure and Jobs Act that directed $65 billion toward the Biden administration’s “internet for all” initiative. This initiative seeks to expand access to affordable high-speed internet, build network infrastructure and close the digital divide. The ...
The three words that best describe the Supreme Court’s decisions this term are text, history and tradition. If that’s one word too many, try this: Originalism Rules! And that’s a good thing. The court considered several important constitutional cases this term. The split in most of ...
We can’t even imagine a grade adequate for the Supreme Court this year, as the current scale stops after only five letters. If we ever wondered how to get a worse grade than “F,” the U.S. Supreme Court showed us when they overturned abortion rights. The Supreme Court’s ruling in ...
Democrats see glimmers of hope for the midterms as recent Republican “victories” on guns and abortion -- on top of the leadership’s astounding attacks on the democracy -- continue appall the broader public. Yet prominent Democrats continue to commit unforced errors that hurt their cause. ...
