Judge gives philanthropist a “charity discount” at sentencing, feds investigate Mississippi prisons, do neighborhood councils impede equity, and more
Judge gives rich philanthropist a “charity discount” at sentencing, feds finally open investigation of Mississippi prisons, do neighborhood councils impede equity?, and more!
Today, we address the need for an improvisational mindset that allows us to work actively with what is in front of us in a more fluid and adaptive way. This is how work gets done in sensemaking organizations.
A “Varsity Blues” college admissions scandal defendant seeks a reduced sentence due to his past charity. The history of such pleas for mercy is storied.
The US Department of Justice launches a civil rights investigation of the Mississippi prison system following a spate of deaths and violence in four of its facilities.
Call for Nominations: $25,000 Civil Society Awards
Nominations are open for Manhattan Institute’s 2020 Civil Society Awards. Four nonprofits will each receive $25,000 this fall for their work addressing a social problem.
Republicans attending the State of the Union applauded and stood as Melania Trump placed the Medal of Freedom around Russ Limbaugh’s neck. Others saw it as a hostile act.
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