John, I'm excited to share the latest from CRC with you:

    The Latest from CRC:

• What Are Some Ideas To Reform The Nonprofit Sector? CRC Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Strategic Giving Michael E. Hartmann examines ideas to reform philanthropy.

• How Do We End The Department Of Education? In this four-part series, CRC Senior Fellow Kali Fontanilla explores the good, the bad, and the ugly of ending the Department of Education.

• What Difference Does A Year Make? CRC Research Director Michael Watson discusses what's changed in policy and politics over the last year, from extremism in pro-Palestine protests to how the 2024 Presidential election shaped everything.

• The Myth Of The Generous Billionaire? CRC's Michael E. Hartmann reviews Carl Rhodes' latest book, Stinking Rich. 

• Could Nonprofits Benefit By Leaving DC? Some conservatives suggest government agencies would benefit from being moved away from Washington, D.C. CRC's Michael E. Hartmann posits D.C.-based nonprofits could as well.

CRC in the Media:

• Adams Aide Winnie Greco, Ensnared In A Federal Probe, Met Often With Chinese Government Operatives Chris Sommerfeldt, New York Daily News
• Massive Dockworker Strike Could Land In Trump Admin's Lap On Day One
• Massive Pro-Democratic Union Employs Family Of Leader In High-Paying Jobs

Latest Video from CRC

Marching Toward Violence

Over 150 groups involved in the disruptive anti-Israel protests on college campuses and elsewhere in the United States are “pro-terrorism.” The vast majority support Hamas and/or the October 7 terrorist attacks. The movement contains militant elements pushing it toward a wider, more severe campaign focused on property destruction and violence properly described as domestic terrorism. Its long-term goals are revolutionary and it demands the “dismantlement” of America’s “colonialist,” “imperialist,” or “capitalist” system, often calling for the U.S. to be abolished as a country. These revolutionary goals are held by the two different factions of anti-Israel extremist groups. The first faction combines Islamists, communists/Marxists, and anarchists. The second faction consists of groups with white supremacist/nationalist ideologies. They share Jew-hatred, anti-Americanism, and the goal of sparking a revolutionary uprising. This study analyzes the movement and draws 12 conclusions about its supporters, means, and objectives; and identifies at least 10 options for legislators, law enforcement, and concerned citizens to take action.

Featured Video

Ryan Mauro on Fox & Friends Weekend

On Sunday, January 5, 2025, Ryan Mauro joined Fox & Friends Weekend to discuss the possible motives of the New Orleans terrorist and the nature of the radicalization "ecosystem." 

Episode #346:

Episode 346: New Year, New Administration, New Nonprofits

In this episode:  Hosts Mike Watson and Sarah Lee sit down with CRC colleague Robert Stilson to discuss potential new changes to the nonprofit sector during the incoming second Trump Administration.

Listen here:

Episode 346: New Year, New Administration, New Nonprofits

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