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According to Nonprofit Quarterly, a publication focused on public-sector news, nonprofits receive between 30 and 45 percent of their funding from grants. This funding allows...

Movement has long been a major theme in Dr. Deborah Jehu’s life. A natural and enthusiastic athlete, she was a varsity wrestler in high school. Though she’d eventually earn her...

The 1988 presidential race between George H.W. Bush and Michael Dukakis was a memorable election. The famously aggressive attack ads and tense debates kept political buffs tuned...

No matter what their role, education professionals are often drawn to the field by a sense of stewardship for the future of society. Much too often, though, educators feel hemmed...

The federal government employs nearly 3 million people, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). These professionals work in fields that range from social services...

In 1904, Japanese destroyers launched a surprise attack on a Russian fleet anchored at a naval base in Manchuria, sparking the Russo-Japanese War. To zero in on their targets...

On April 15, 2013, more than 500,000 people rallied around their loved ones as they ran the annual Boston Marathon. However, by 3 p.m., two homemade bombs placed near the crowded...

Medical innovations continue to transform health care. Groundbreaking clinical research evaluates the safety and effectiveness of new medications and therapeutic procedures. While...

Cybercriminals are increasingly using ransomware to extort payments from organizations, with Verizon reporting that it was involved in 44 percent of all breaches — a sharp rise...