The Latest Breaking News from The Gates Foundation

Using data-driven insights, a tech-industry-derived focus on return on investment, and public-facing advocacy, the Gates Foundation has nudged school districts toward its core tenets.

America is a generous nation—and the pullback in government spending could be an opportunity to reshape its charitable sector.

3/5 Bill Gates’ ex-wife might have taken the high road, but she’s mistaken what readers really want: gossip

In “The Next Day,” Melinda French Gates explores big transitions, including her divorce, her departure from the Gates Foundation, and turning 60.

Abigail Disney previously said the need to tax rich people like her “has never been so dire.”

The first budget speech of Ghana’s new government on 11 March painted a picture of an economy in crisis, facing high debt and fiscal mismanagement. The finance minister, Cassiel Ato Forson, acknowledged that key International Monetary Fund performance targets would be missed and announced drastic spending cuts.

In an exclusive interview, Trish Karlin of the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation discusses the impact of $32.7m worth of contracts being terminated by USAID.

Cuts to foreign aid have resulted in disruptions to life-saving health care in multiple countries

Gates Foundation officials have previously said “no foundation” can effectively replace the U.S. government’s foreign aid funding.

Buffett told staffers at the Gates Foundation to “find your bull's-eye” and everything else will fall into place.

The World Health Organization says that authorities investigating the deaths of at least 60 people in northwestern Congo suspect the water source in one of the areas may have been contaminated