Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
A massive farm bill just passed the House, but the real story is what got cut at the last minute—a rule that would have shielded pesticide makers from lawsuits. Let's break down why this is a multi-billion dollar headache for product liability insurers.
A new tax proposal targeting billionaires in California is making headlines, but what's the real story for us in the insurance industry? Let's break down why this ballot measure is more than just politics—it's a potential game-changer for high-net-worth planning and public health funding.
When a massive storm knocked out power, Portugal didn't just file a claim. They invested $26.5 billion in a national resilience plan. Here's why this is a massive deal for the insurance world and what it means for you.
Ever wonder who's keeping an eye on your insurance company? In New Jersey, regulators say they're stretched thin and are asking for a big budget increase to keep up. Here's what's really going on.
A new bipartisan bill in the Senate is looking to extend the federal terrorism risk insurance program for another seven years. Let's break down what this "backstop" is and why it's so critical for businesses.
A massive volume of water is being diverted to save Lake Powell's power generation, but this desperate move is a high-stakes shell game. Let's talk about what this means for the hidden risks and the insurance that underpins it all.
A major legal battle is brewing between the federal government and New York State. The CFTC is suing New York, claiming the state is overstepping by calling prediction markets "gambling." We break down what this regulatory turf war means for the future of insurance and finance.
Some of the world's biggest companies, like Apple and Amazon, are pushing back on new emissions reporting rules. This corporate battle has huge, and surprising, implications for the insurance industry and how we manage climate risk.
After a devastating wildfire, the last thing you expect is a fight with your bank. Following a meeting with LA's mayor, President Trump has promised to investigate why financial institutions might be slowing down recovery for homeowners.
New York is about to lose over $73.5 million in federal funding, and it all comes down to a standoff over nearly 33,000 commercial driver's licenses. Let's break down what's happening and why it matters for road safety and insurance.
The Department of Justice is making a historic move to reclassify marijuana, and it's sending shockwaves through the $47 billion cannabis industry. For insurance carriers and cannabis businesses, this changes everything.
A new government program aims to slash the frustrating wait time for insurance to cover breakthrough medical devices. Find out how this change coordinates approval and coverage to get vital technology to patients sooner.