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There is no foolproof way to secure America’s seaports against terrorism, so the government should focus more time and money... Read More

More than 1,000 firefighters were battling a series of lightning-sparked fires that had burned more than 79,000 acres across northern... Read More

The federal flood insurance program, still reeling from historic losses from Hurricane Katrina, may get a helping hand from Congress.... Read More

The Football League recently won token damages of 4 pounds (euro5.82; US$7.35) against the law firm that advised it on... Read More

Heavy rains caused flooding throughout eastern and central Pennsylvania, prompting evacuations and resulting in at least one death, as officials... Read More

The deluge of rain that caused flooding in the nation’s capital and elsewhere in the East forced the evacuation of... Read More

New York-based USI Holdings Corporation said it would appeal a jury verdict against USI MidAtlantic, Inc., one of its subsidiaries,... Read More

The Michigan Association of Insurance Agents is reminding everyone that extreme caution is needed over the 4th of July weekend... Read More

The Wisconsin insurance commissioner’s office and an office that regulates workers’ compensation approved new rules in secret and refused to... Read More

Mississippi has increased by 35 percent insurance values used in calculating homeowner grant amounts to compensate for higher post-Katrina construction... Read More