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Congress needs to enact legislation to protect car buyers and those who travel the nation’s highways from unsafe vehicles that... Read More

The clues were everywhere. A young woman lay dead in a burned cabin at a church camp in East Stroudsburg,... Read More

A handful of arson convictions that relied largely on expert testimony are being re-examined because of changes in the scientific... Read More

Actuaries should draw on the lessons learned from the notorious exposures of asbestos and pollution to be better prepared to... Read More

Children’s jewelry containing lead should be banned in the U.S., said the staff of the Consumer Product Safety Commission. CPSC... Read More

Coal companies must replace by-the-book compliance with a culture of prevention if they want to eliminate the underground fires and... Read More

The typical U.S. driver will pay less for auto insurance in 2007 than in 2006, with the average premium expenditure... Read More

Despite the light 2006 hurricane season U.S. commercial real estate values in coastal areas still may suffer as insurance companies... Read More

A number of factors including Solvency II and Basel II legislation in Europe and rating agency enterprise risk management (ERM)... Read More

The New York Times has asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit by a former Army scientist who said... Read More