Millionaires

To hammer home the seriousness of the soiree, host Sir Ivan Wilzig had drone security guards monitoring the 700+ somewhat-clothed guests he invited to his home.

They walk among us, untraceable but for their fine suits and affinity for Uber.

There are glaring loopholes in the system that allow the affluent to exploit rent rules for their own benefit. And a new report today sheds some light on just how glaring it's getting.

After a helicopter crash left him mentally scarred, millionaire Jeffrey Horan began handing out blank checks.

"I never studied art history, but I've been trying to educate myself. It's been very hard..."

Would Mitt Romney's father vote for him? Based on his 47% comments that have been burning up the internet this week, Jon Stewart thinks absolutely not. Watch Stewart rip Romney apart below.

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat from Rhode Island, formally introduced what he's calling the "Paying a Fair Share Act of 2012."

Call it a Christmas Miracle, or whatever happens when people realize that sticking to their principles costs billions of dollars.

Until she was randomly assigned to Clark in 1991, Peri was a nurse who worked in Philadelphia and New York after immigrating to the US from the Philippines in 1972.

It seems Bloomberg has a new, heroic personality—Defender Of The Filthy Rich: "To go and picket him, I don't know what that achieves. Jamie Dimon is an honorable person, working very hard, paying his taxes."

For some perspective in how difficult this is, "in 33 years of legalized gambling in Atlantic City, a hotel has only reported a monthly blackjack loss six times."

Well Bloomberg can rest easy now, because according to the 2010