TRENTON — Three bills before the New Jersey Legislature would end the state’s status as one of the least-regulated homeschooling jurisdictions in the country. One would require families to register with their school district each year. One would require them to submit a curriculum aligned with state standards and an annual portfolio evaluated by a third party. One would require...
July 15, 2026
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StubHub’s CEO Is Also a Professional Ticket Reseller
StubHub founder and chief executive Eric Baker is a part owner and managing partner of Andro Capital, an investment fund that operates as a professional ticket reseller and has sold tickets on StubHub since 2008, according to the company’s filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The relationship, along with a separate arrangement in which StubHub refers sellers to...
How Much of the U.S. Economy Is Tax-Exempt? Nobody Officially Knows
America’s nonprofit sector is no longer a rounding error in the national economy. Federal data show tax-exempt organizations contributed more than $1.5 trillion to U.S. gross domestic product in 2024 — over 5 percent of the entire economy — while paying little or no federal income tax on most of what they earn. That scale has moved the sector from...
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TRENTON — Three bills before the New Jersey Legislature would end the state’s status as one of the least-regulated homeschooling...
StubHub’s CEO Is Also a Professional Ticket Reseller
StubHub founder and chief executive Eric Baker is a part owner and managing partner of Andro Capital, an investment fund...
How Much of the U.S. Economy Is Tax-Exempt? Nobody Officially Knows
America’s nonprofit sector is no longer a rounding error in the national economy. Federal data show tax-exempt organizations contributed more...
Iowa’s Rising Cancer Rates Collide With a Federal Order Shielding Glyphosate
Iowa now records the second-highest rate of new cancer diagnoses in the United States, trailing only Kentucky, and is one...
Before Blaming Israel: How the Palestinian Economy Absorbed a Self-Inflicted Blow in the Gulf
It has become a reflex in much commentary on the Palestinian economy to trace its condition to a single source:...
Rap Falls Out of the Billboard Top 40 as the Lakers Project an All-White Starting Five: A Look at the ‘DEI Backlash’ Debate Behind the Headlines
Two unrelated developments in American popular culture converged in the fall of 2025 and, together, revived a long-running argument about...
Inside the Fight Over ActBlue’s Fraud Controls: How the Platform Says It Handles Suspicious Donations — and Why Investigators Say It Fell Short
ActBlue, the online payment processor behind the bulk of small-dollar fundraising for Democratic candidates and progressive causes, is at the...
As ‘Common Ownership’ Reaches the Courts, Regulators Weigh Whether Antitrust Law Should Rethink What Counts as a Monopoly
A decades-old assumption underlies American antitrust law: that competing companies are run by rivals with opposing interests. A growing body...