What You Need to Know About Mandatory Arbitration
This common workplace requirement limits your right to sue your company for bad behavior.
Rebecca Koenig
Features, news and data reporter in Washington, D.C.
2 Professors, 1 House Seat—and a Campus Thrust Into the Limelight
Two colleagues from the same small, private liberal-arts college—one with an enrollment of just about 1,300—vying for one seat?
Trump’s Itchy Twitter Finger Making Charities Uneasy
What happens if the president targets a charity in a tweet?
In Women’s March, Nonprofit Leaders See Galvanizing Moment
"This march feels like a great kickoff to some phenomenal grass-roots organizing in the next few years," said Margaret Huang, executive director of Amnesty International USA.
Charities Face Backlash Over Galas at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago
In the wake of the president’s controversial immigration order, the American Red Cross and other big nonprofits are taking heat for holding fundraising events at his Florida estate.
Overtime Rule Divides Nonprofit Leaders
The new regulation, which will go into effect December 1, is expected to apply to an estimated 4.2 million workers, including many at nonprofits.
As Lawmakers Balk at Syrian Refugees, Nonprofits Get Support to Aid Those Who Fled
At the Thanksgiving meal at Louisville restaurant El Camino, Kentucky Refugee Ministries will demonstrate how charities and donors are pushing back against some U.S. officials’ attempts to halt the flow of Syrian refugees into the country.