This week, the Chronicle of Philanthropy launches a new monthly opinion column — “Watch Your Language” — that aims to help nonprofit professionals reduce jargon and communicate in ways that build ...

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Braves manager Brian Snitker will be moving into an advisory role in the front office and will not manage the club moving forward, the franchise announced on Wednesday morning. "The Atlanta Braves and ...

As Congress barrels toward Tuesday’s midnight deadline to avoid a government shutdown, Republicans are blasting Democrats for prioritizing "free healthcare for illegal aliens" over paying U.S. troops, ...

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth told service members to "resign" if they don’t like his message of eliminating "woke" diversity measures and removing restrictions on lethal force on the battlefield. In ...

SEOUL, Sept 29 (Reuters) - South Korea brought back online on Monday less than a tenth of public services disrupted after a fire at a data centre affected government websites, exposing its digital ...

Would you rather keep playing to maintain your timing and rhythm or get a reset and some needed rest after a grueling 162-game season? What matters more? It’s a debate to some and a narrative to ...

Keegan Bradley wants change. Luke Donald says rules are rules. As the Ryder Cup ended Sunday at Bethpage Black, a Ryder Cup debate may have started. Whose thought wins out on the ‘envelope rule’ ...

In the 1980s, Emeryville was described as an “industrial rust patch” by the San Francisco Examiner. It was at a time when the East Bay city was less known for its culinary contributions and more for ...