A quiet corner of the South Pacific could turn quite turbulent before the end of the year. New Caledonia is a French South Pacific holding, and it is...
Leave it to the government school monopoly to blow $30 billion of taxpayer money on laptops and tablets that were supposed to revolutionize learning b...
Across the country, men coerce or even force pregnant women to take pills that induce an abortion. Some of these use abortion pills to cover up abuse....
Two identical Lamborghinis, one fatal crash - and a coverage question still unanswered
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Mariner adds a property and casualty risk advisory in Kansas
Record 2025 figures reflect the scale of the US ag risk market and the growing role of tech in managing it
Current analysis underscores the need for stricter wordings and deeper risk engineering
Black swan events - once framed as rare and unpredictable - are now increasingly being treated as boardroom realities
The wrongful death lawsuit, filed Wednesday in federal court in San Jose, California, is believed to be the first to blame Google’s Gemini for a suici...
42 X users donated to William Shatner's charity in exchange for an early invite to X Money beta.
A couple weeks ago, Calley Means, the man responsible for securing the MAGA/MAHA alliance between Donald J. Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., took to X...
President Trump last week suggested that a second reconciliation bill is not needed this year, but because the national debt is at $38 trillion and gr...
Kathleen Ziegler, COO for the Americas at AXA XL, shares how AI is redefining the skills insurers search for
Growth stabilizes as discipline and data redefine specialty property
A disputed $610k issue and a looming ALE deadline raise questions for claims professionals
In the wake of Operation Absolute Resolve, one Caribbean leader has stood out in her support of President Donald Trump. Trinidad and Tobago’s prime mi...
Report reveals a stark gap between ambition and execution, with legacy systems bearing most of the blame
A $1.18 million bill, two major insurers, and a Michigan first on PIP priority exhaustion
Why the insurer's courtroom win turned on repair timelines and a missed argument