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A blast of extreme cold is poised to descend on the central US this weekend before spreading to New York and the rest of the East Coast, testing power grids

A Farmington Hills, Michigan Little Caesars restaurant employed minors in violation of federal child labor regulations by assigning them to operating dangerous equipment such as dough mixers and ovens and

President Joe Biden on Thursday is set to issue an executive order aimed at strengthening the federal government’s cybersecurity and offering it more tools to punish digital attackers. The order

There has been some question about whether California’s insurer of last resort – the FAIR Plan – has enough cash on hand to pay for its share of wildfire claims.

I watched as the skies over my home in Los Angeles turned an apocalyptic orange on January 7, 2025, as wildfires raged across the state. Among the most devastating, the

California officials brace for post-fire floods Despite progress in containing wildfires across the Palisades, Los Angeles remains on high alert due to continuing strong winds. Adding to the challenges, California

Rising claims and property damage could spike premiums The ongoing wildfires in Southern California are on track to become the most damaging in US history, with significant implications for the

Higher costs and insurer exits among key risks of proposed legal changes Recent legislative efforts in Nevada to eliminate “defense within limits” provisions in commercial insurance policies could significantly disrupt

Rising wildfire risk drives record demand for California's insurer of last resort The number of California FAIR Plan policies in Los Angeles' Pacific Palisades area surged 85% year-over-year, rising to

Residents urged to stay alert as fraudulent contractors target recovery efforts In the aftermath of the destructive wildfires across Southern California, the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) is urging residents