A British chef has had to defend himself on Twitter against outrage at the extravagance of the proposed meal.
Despite all the talk about global wealth, US cities have more millionaires than most countries.
Americans were generally content with across-the-board tax rates during the 1950s and '60s that were far higher than tax rates today.
There's a reason the wealthy prefer canines to cats, even more than the average household does.
You have to be in it to win it. But you don't have to be in it twice.
Theoretically, it can be done. So why isn't anyone undertaking this plan?
Perhaps the biggest decision the winners will face is where to spend the rest of their days.
Financial details have emerged about the woman whose complaint led to the resignation of the CIA head.
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