How the World’s Great Artist Foundations Stay Solvent

How the World’s Great Artist Foundations Stay Solvent

The Keith Haring Foundation, founded a year after the artist’s death in 1990, earned $13.2 million in 2024 through licensing, artwork sales and investment income, distributing approximately $8 million in grants that same year. Courtesy USPS The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation has a large mandate—in fact, it has two: to promote photography as an art form…

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The 2026 Lincoln Navigator Black Label Might Just Be America’s Most Indulgent SUV

The 2026 Lincoln Navigator Black Label Might Just Be America’s Most Indulgent SUV

Despite weighing just over 6,000 lbs., the Navigator Black Label is powered by a twin-turbo V6 producing 440 horsepower, a nod to Ford’s philosophy of reducing fuel consumption without sacrificing performance. Courtesy Lincoln The 2026 Lincoln Navigator Black Label is big—monumentally big for a consumer market SUV. That’s half of its identity in the automotive…

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Who Is Todd Blanche, Trump’s Nominee for Attorney General?

Who Is Todd Blanche, Trump’s Nominee for Attorney General?

Trump nominated Blanche to be deputy attorney general, the No. 2 position at the Justice Department, following his return to the White House last year. Blanche was confirmed to the position by the Senate last March. During Blanche’s tenure at the Justice Department, its traditional independence from the White House has eroded as Trump has…

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How Trump Keeps Exploiting America’s Legal Loopholes

How Trump Keeps Exploiting America’s Legal Loopholes

Strategic Chapter 11 corporate bankruptcies: Between 1991 and 2009, Trump’s companies filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection six times (mostly involving Atlantic City casinos). By exploiting loopholes in corporate restructuring laws, he largely protected his personal wealth while shifting large losses to banks, bondholders, and contractors, all while keeping his name on the buildings. The…

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