A group of parents, donors, and students lacks standing to contest the administration of a private foundation’s scholarship program that no longer makes grants to students from their county in Mississippi. A federal District Court has dismissed their case seeking an allocation of funds for students of Attala County who go to the University of Mississippi.
A white male Christian Republican employee has no Title VII claim for discrimination when he has been dismissed for violating his employer’s diversity, equity and inclusion policies. A federal District Court in Washington, DC, has held that he failed to allege facts that would show his termination was based on his race.
Talk about a double whammy.
The Internal Revenue Service has recently released a “Technical Guide” to help provide guidance on the limits of charitable activity. The new Guide is one of two “comprehensive, issue-specific documents” published to update and combine Audit Technique Guides with other technical content and to replace existing Audit Technique Guides.
The new Guides are:
After nearly five years of dissent and litigation, the deposed director of a singles club in California has won the right to continue litigation over his status, where he is ultimately most likely to lose again.
