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Several low cost and low tech interventions would increase the chances of mothers and their babies surviving childbirth, according to a new report released Tuesday by The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

The headline of a recent LifeSiteNews article declared that the “German Government funds several Gates Foundation projects to the tune of 3.8 million euros”. This is a somewhat curious revelation, but not surprisingly, given the relatively paltry sum, it did not inspire more than a flurry of interest on social media. In fact, the actual total cited in the German source for the article is not €3.8 million, but €3.8 billion. Furthermore, although the correct sum is far more imposing, it ne...

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is the second-largest philanthropic organization in the world by assets.

In late July, Politico reported that Third Way, a self-described centrist political group, met with Democratic chiefs of staff in the United States Senate to brief them about the danger to President Joe Biden’s reelection if a third-party presidential candidate runs from the center. The whisper candidate of choice is Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV). Another centrist group, No Labels, is reportedly looking to spend more than $70 million on such a bid.

Nearly 50 projects are receiving up to $100,000 to pursue the use of AI to solve problems in global health and development.

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Children’s Investment Fund Foundation, Pfizer And Becton, Dickinson & Company Expand Partnership For Greater Access To Injectable Contraceptive For Women In Low- And Lower-Middle-Income Countries

/PRNewswire/ -- Angelique Albert, whose organization Native Forward Scholars Fund has delivered more funding in direct scholarship dollars and support services...

Bill Gates's ex-wife Melinda French Gates will remain as a co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the largest private foundation in the U.S.

Melinda French Gates, 58, and Bill Gates finalized their divorce in August 2021, and she said she would continue at their joint foundation for two years. She has now decided to stay on.

Gates Foundation CEO Mark Suzman shares photos from his recent trip to Kenya, where he spent time learning from partners about new solutions in AI…and crickets.