He faces 10 years in prison and a fine for the charge, said William Miller, spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia. Between 2007 and 2012, seven U.S. Marshals Service rifles have been reported missing or stolen, according …

GE Capital Retail Bank, a unit of Fairfield-based General Electric, and Ritani, a designer of engagement rings and fine jewelry, announced a multi-year agreement to provide a branded private label credit card program for jewelry customers. The Ritani …

Columbia, S.C. businessman and philanthropist Normal Arnold recently issued a challenge for donor to match gifts of up to $500,000 to Palmetto Health Foundation to benefit Palmetto Health Women's and Children's Services. Hundreds of individual and …

Colcom, which she founded, aims to promote “sustainable” immigration that won't overwhelm the environment or the economy, said John Rohe, its vice president for philanthropy. comment. This entry was posted in News-updates. Bookmark the permalink.

NEW YORK (WLNY) – The FDNY Firefighters brought some heat to The Couch when they stopped by to talk about the release of the official 2014 Calendar of Heroes. The calendar showcases 13 active FDNY Firefighters at locations across New York City.

With summer in full swing, the beach is beckoning, the hammock is hovering and the lawn chair looks like the long-lost lap of luxury. If downtime means picking up a good book, we've compiled a list of some recent … That Perman has crafted a …

“A lot of us traveled several hours to watch the speech. We were very disappointed not to be able to attend.” Some 2,500 other people who were not deemed security threats were allowed to see Obama's latest speech about the perpetually sluggish economy.

Poker pro Tim Phan won the tournament; winning a three-night stay at the St. Regis Princeville and a $8,000 watch from Jason of Beverly Hills. Second place winner Andy Milonakis, won a Technogel Mattress. Actor Mekhi Phifer got knocked out at the last …

Back in Romania after the robbery, Mr. Dogaru began telephoning contacts, believing that stolen paintings by world-famous artists could be sold in much the same way as stolen luxury watches, which he had some experience in fencing. His contacts …