Nieman Foundationflipped into Nieman LabConspiracies People who engage with false news are hyper-concerned about truth. But they think it’s being hidden. Nieman Lab - Tommy Shane“On Google, searching for ‘coronavirus facts’ gives you a full overview of official statistics and visualizations. That’s not the case for ‘coronavirus truth.'” Here at Nieman Lab, we’re long-time fans
Thrive Globalflipped into Thrive GlobalFashion Katie Sands: “In order to feel good, you must do good” thriveglobal.com - Authority Magazine For me, the most important part about being an influencer is having the power to influence — and I believe we should use that power to help others. …
The EconomistUnited States Can philanthropy help save the American Dream? The Economist The Economist Asks: Darren Walker Can philanthropy help save the American Dream? This week we speak to Darren Walker, the president of the Ford …
Axiosflipped into BusinessMacKenzie Scott MacKenzie Scott redefines charitable giving for the ultra-rich Axios - Felix Salmon The extremely rich tend to think very highly of themselves, and of their ability to bend the world to their will. So when they start giving their …
Fortuneflipped into CommentaryDemocracy How philanthropy could fix America’s broken politics Fortune - Marc Merrill, Kathryn Murdoch Our democracy is experiencing total system failure, unable to prevent or address large-scale problems. The latest damage: a COVID-19 pandemic that …
The Washington Postflipped into OpinionsOpinion Five myths about George Soros The Washington Post - By Emily TamkinMyth No. 1 George Soros helped the Nazis. This is the ugliest conspiracy theory about Soros. In a “60 Minutes” segment in 1998, the interviewer, Steve Kroft, said that Soros’s survival during the Holocaust
