They face a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Both hawksbill and green turtles are considered endangered and protected by Puerto Rican law, as well as the U.S. … In addition to …

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Sales at U.S. full-service restaurants are forecast to climb 2.9 percent this year to $208.1 billion, according to data from the National Restaurant Association in Washington. "When it comes down to sushi, it's a very specialized product, it's a very …

Detroit was the affluent capital, a city with its own emblematic musical sound and a storied union movement that drew Democratic presidential candidates to Cadillac Square every four years to kick off campaigns at Labor Day rallies. The good times …

… Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment boss at the request of a longtime Leafs season-ticket holder who believes the empty seats lead “to a national perception that MLSE and its most affluent seat-owners care little about winning and more about the …

In the context of the impact of clinic closure, NHS Lothian refers to the possibility of self-funding, given that “the majority of patients who access the [homeopathy] service are from more affluent areas”. NHS Lothian has no evidence that supports …

Less than two decades after receiving a $135-million endowment bequest meant to support it permanently, Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn is shutting down, having used up most of the fund for loan collateral, malpractice payments, and other …

To rebalance the system, Lord Browne called for the state to contract on a long-term basis for the services provided by charitable organisations. This will create and define the space for private philanthropists to step in, making clear what their …

A Troy, N.Y., woman was charged Friday with defrauding the main compensation fund for victims of the Boston Marathon bombings, which paid her $480,000 for an allegedly phony claim, reports The Boston Globe. The One Fund Boston approved the claim …