William Bulger continues to live in affluent retirement, with a $200,000 public pension. We'd like to know when his trial will … Your comment is subject to Facebook's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service on data use. If you don't want your comment to …

For the 21 young debutantes during the year 2012-13, a cumulative total of more than 6,400 hours of service assisted people less fortunate in this affluent part of America. Congratulations to the debutantes and their families. The young ladies taking …

USAID will hate the idea because it loves bureaucratic solutions, but the markets and Egyptians will like having access to economic growth while helping the less affluent in a realistic way. Third, clean up Egypt's customs service to cut red tape and …

"Following on from the positive momentum in our first quarter, we rolled out several new initiatives including Prestige, our premier service proposition, that caters to the affluent individual as well as our second co-branded credit card product Ayadi …

… of the Year. Between his solo practice, his volunteer clinic work and other community and professional service, Canfield, OH-based family physician Thomas E. Albani Jr., MD, figures he puts in "anywhere between 60 to 70 hours or more than that …

“We have an opportunity to change the way people think about and have conversations about supporting African-American students; boys in particular, who need the same type of care and attention and social and emotional support as their counterparts …

He admitted he'd never heard of the drug before then, and noted that crack, at the time, was preferred by "the least affluent." "It's like …. Through Plan Colombia, the U.S. has pumped over $6 billion into Colombia's military and intelligence service …

A: Christians make up only 10 percent of the population and are often more affluent. Many Muslim Egyptians want a more religious state, and they think Egypt became too secular under Mubarak. Their initial support of Morsi during the election last year …

Despite all the cuts to public services, the reduced wages, the unemployment, the misery. No wonder, then …. How come, when the affluent bankers got us into this mess, it's the poor and vulnerable who are forced to pay for their mistakes? How are we …