Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
Feeling the sting of high home insurance premiums in Oklahoma? The state's Insurance Department just announced a major legislative plan for 2026 aimed at providing relief and stronger protections. Let's break down what it really means for you.
A recent White House order aims to limit how states can regulate AI. For the insurance industry, this is more than just a headline—it's a move that could reshape how we use technology in everything from underwriting to claims.
A tragic shooting, a lawsuit, and a multi-million dollar question for two insurance companies. A recent court decision involving "ghost guns" gives us a powerful lesson on where insurance coverage ends and personal responsibility begins.
Remember South Carolina's massive, failed nuclear project? A private company is now offering $2.7 billion to bring it back to life. Let's break down what this means and the huge insurance puzzle that comes with it.
The NAIC just elected its new officers for 2026, with Virginia's Scott A. White set to take the helm as President. Find out who he is and why this leadership change could have a real impact on the entire insurance industry.
For years, the insurance industry has been watching the cannabis market from the sidelines. Now, with federal rescheduling on the horizon, the floodgates might be about to open.
Millions of Americans could see their health insurance premiums double as enhanced ACA tax credits are set to expire. The Senate just voted down two competing plans to fix it, leaving everyone in limbo. Here’s what you need to know.
A federal judge just handed down a major ruling, telling the Trump administration to stop deploying the California National Guard in Los Angeles. We'll break down what this power struggle is all about and why it matters for everyone.
The White House is planning a single national rule for AI. For the insurance industry, this is a huge deal, potentially solving a massive compliance headache but also raising new concerns. Let's break down what's really at stake.
A bipartisan bill called the INVEST Act is heading to the House, and it could finally give teachers and nonprofit workers the same low-cost retirement investment options as their 401(k) counterparts. Find out what this means for your savings and access to annuities.
Imagine finding out a limestone mine is opening in your neighborhood without any warning. For residents in South Dakota, it's a reality. Let's talk about the hidden insurance risks this creates and what you need to do to protect your home.
A year before a flash flood killed over 100 people in Texas, local leaders rejected funding for a warning system. This isn't just a tragedy; it's a powerful lesson about risk, responsibility, and the hidden costs of inaction.