Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
Nancy Pelosi, a key architect of the Affordable Care Act, is stepping down from House leadership. For those of us in the insurance world, this isn't just a political headline—it's a seismic shift that could shape the future of American healthcare.
A group of Los Angeles wildfire victims are calling for the resignation of California's Insurance Commissioner. But why are they so angry about a plan that was supposed to help them?
Companies are lining up to sue over past tariffs, hoping for a massive refund. Is this a brilliant risk management strategy or just a legal lottery ticket? Let's break down what this means for businesses and the world of insurance.
A faculty adviser for Indiana University's student paper was fired after a clash over press freedom. Now he's suing, and the case could have big implications for student journalism.
The NAIC has a new head of public affairs, and her background is turning heads. We're breaking down who Melissa Jackson is and why her experience at the Federal Reserve could signal a new era for the insurance industry's top regulatory body.
A sobering new report from the UN confirms we're set to miss a critical climate target. For the insurance industry, this isn't just news—it's a direct warning of a future filled with unprecedented risk and losses.
New York lawmakers are proposing a state-backed catastrophe fund to help stabilize the shaky home insurance market. Here’s a simple breakdown of what this could mean for your policy and your wallet.
A major car insurance rate increase is on the table in West Virginia. American Modern is asking for a nearly 50% hike, and state regulators want to hear from you before they decide.
A new lawsuit in Dallas is testing a Texas law that could erase local city ordinances. Find out what this legal battle means for your business insurance, from EPLI to Workers' Comp.
Sudden tariff changes are throwing a wrench into M&A deals, creating new risks for buyers. Discover how Reps & Warranties insurance (RWI) underwriters are changing their strategies to cope with this new reality.
Cigna just announced a massive change to how they handle drug pricing, ditching the confusing rebate system. While it could mean lower costs for you at the pharmacy, Wall Street isn't happy.
Did you know some states protect your credit report from medical debt? A new federal rule from the Trump administration could wipe those protections away, making it easier for a surprise medical bill to damage your credit.