Education Department moves to limit loan forgiveness for some nonprofit workers
Rule could block relief for employees at groups aiding immigrants, transgender youth or protesters
James R. Hood
James R. Hood, an editor and consumer-affairs journalist with more than five decades of experience, has held senior editorial leadership roles at The Associated Press, United Press International, Zapnews and ConsumerAffairs.
Court says FDA’s abortion pill limits broke the law, citing lack of scientific basis
Judge finds FDA failed to justify abortion pill limits
Aging in Prison: Why compassionate release makes both moral and financial sense
Humanitarian goals meet sound fiscal policy
42 million Americans face loss of food aid as Congress continues its stand-off
Anxiety grows as cut-off threatens Americans already impacted by the government shutdown, which has cut pay to federal employees
Protecting vulnerable communities: How nonprofits can combat disaster
First the disaster, then the predatory real estate investors
The Double Crisis: How Visa Bottlenecks Threaten Both Nonprofit Mission Fulfillment and Vulnerable Immigrants
It's not just a paperwork problem - lives are at risk
Money
Americans start slipping behind on debt as delinquencies rise for car loans, credit cards and student loans
Years of relative stability end amid political and culture clashes
Government shutdown threatens SNAP food benefits for 42 million vulnerable families
Benefits could be cut off as early as November in some states
Sanctuary Spaces: How Women-Led Nonprofits Can Protect Immigrant Students from ICE Enforcement
"Wellness checks" often turn into something else
Building Community Through Nonprofit Media: Lessons from Immigrant Publications
Making the transition from simple publication to community cornerstone
Health
Will NAD+ really help you live a longer, healthier life? Or will it kill you?
Like most ultra-trendy supplements, claims are rampant but facts are elusive
Cost-of-living crisis drives surge in insurance cancellations globally
Cash-strapped consumers are ditching "non-essentials"