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The legislator who handled the new law requiring voters to show a photo ID at the polls was allowed to... Read More

Commercial and industrial property insurer FM Global announced the private placement of a second US$300 million catastrophe bond to protect... Read More

The American Insurance Association (AIA) announced it has submitted information regarding residual insurance markets and natural catastrophes to the Texas... Read More

Who are the moles? The question was like a parlor game for employees of State Farm Insurance Co. after Hurricane... Read More

Retired Brig. Gen. Robert F. McDermott, a former chairman of San Antonio, Texas-based insurance giant USAA and of the San... Read More

If Hurricane Katrina had not devastated New Orleans, James DeAngelis says he would still be there hooked on crack, cocaine,... Read More

Swollen and limp, Trudy Roy’s left arm hangs dead at her side. With its nerves shredded beyond repair, the limb... Read More

A northern Indiana woman who stages weekly protests against the war in Iraq says county officials are infringing on free... Read More

A year after Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast, Mississippi has begun to distribute grant checks to homeowners to help... Read More

Local laws aimed at punishing parents who look the other way when teenagers drink alcohol in their homes are gaining... Read More