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New research bolsters evidence that a simple blood test may someday be used to detect concussions. It suggests that a... Read More

A California prosecutor has decided against filing criminal charges in a fifth-story balcony collapse in Berkeley last year that killed... Read More

Changan Automobile Group, Ford Motor Co.’s partner in China, plans to send a self-driving test car on a 1,200-mile road... Read More

Accident avoidance features in vehicles, such as automatic braking, adaptive cruise control, and lane departure prevention, are becoming more prevalent... Read More

In 2015, there were 1,403,054 water damage claims filed—an increase of just one percent over 2014’s total of 1,389,277, according... Read More

The Brussels terrorist attacks show how subway passengers can be even more vulnerable than airline travelers. But that’s not where... Read More

A federal judge on Thursday gave Volkswagen AG and U.S. regulators until April 21 to agree on a fix for... Read More

Reports of errant drones flouting U.S. regulations including flying too close to passenger airliners and other aircraft surged late last... Read More

Understanding the difference between objective and subjective data is of utmost importance when handling a claim, said Don Myles, a... Read More