News for July 2021

• Oklahoma Court: Progressive’s Uninsured Motorist Exclusion Not Lawful
• Texas Doctor Convicted of Workers’ Comp Fraud, Drug Crimes
• Family of Boy Thrown From Balcony Sues Minnesota’s Mall of America
• New Mexico Public Defender’s Office Settles Harassment Claims for $345K
• Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Acquires R.J. Riordan & Co. in Illinois
• Alaska Quake Triggers Prolonged Shaking, Small Tsunami
• Severe Weather Causes Widespread Damage in Wisconsin
• Monsanto Told to Pay Washington Teachers $185M Over PCB Exposure
• Reinsurers Show Strong Profits During 2nd Half, Rebounding from 2020’s Challenges
• Delaware Farm Receives Violation for Damaged Pipeline, Wastewater Spill
• DFS Issues New Report on Insurers’ Management of Climate Change Risks
• Gun Maker Offers $33M to Settle Suit by Sandy Hook Families
• Bayer Books Additional $4.5 Billion for Roundup Litigation
• ‘Real Time’ Cyber Risk Specialist At-Bay Pulls In $185M as Antidote to Insurance Spiral
• Cyber Criminals Target Remote Workers and ‘Critical Infrastructure to Corner Stores’
• 85% of Flight Attendants Report Incidents With Unruly Passengers
• CDC Describes Delta Variant as Highly Contagious – Report
• UK’s Managing General Agents’ Association (MGAA) Expands to Republic of Ireland
• Occam Underwriting Promotes Fisher to CEO, Succeeding Gibbins Who Becomes Chair
• ‘Talent War’ Forces Companies Across Globe to Pay Higher Salaries to Woo Workers
• Feds Sue North Carolina County Over Firing of 911 Operator Who Reported Sexual Harassment
• Global Warming Could Kill 83 Million People by Turn of Next Century: Study
• Mississippi ICU Capacity ‘Extinguished’ by Latest COVID Spike
• Ireland to Introduce Laws to Make Insurers, Bankers Accountable for Corporate Failings
• Anti-Fraud Tech Company FRISS Raises $65 Million to Fund Expansion
• Global Empowerment Mission Provides Housing Assistance for Surfside Victims
• People Moves: IIAT Promotes Loftis, Adds Ellmer; New Officers, Board Members for Austin Agents Association
• People Moves: United Valley Adds Cyr; MJ Hall Names Brooks Lead Broker in California
• Warming Rivers in Western U.S. Killing Imperiling Fish Industry
• FEMA OKs Funds to Help Fight Montana Wildfire
• A Week Later, Oil Well Fire Still Burns in North Dakota
• 3 Midwest Manufacturers Pay More Than $400K to Settle Hazardous Waste Violation Cases
• Baton Rouge Apartment Building Torched
• 2 Dead; 7 Injured After Leak at Texas Chemical Plant
• Oklahoma Health Officials Seek Emergency Order as COVID Cases Rise
• The Hartford Reports Q2 Net Income Up 94%; Boasts ‘Superb’ P/C Results
• Chubb CEO Greenberg Stresses Need to Address Ransomware and ‘Systemic’ Cyber Risk
• The Hanover Enhances Product Suites for Lawyers, Healthcare Facilities
• Study Finds Boston’s Subway System Faces Severe Flood Threat
• Ex-eBay Employee Gets 18 Months for Cyberstalking Campaign
• Man Killed When Machinery Collapses on Him at Massachusetts Storage Facility
• China Regulator Urges Insurers to Expand Natural Disaster Coverage
• Fitch Sees No Ratings Change, ‘Modest Benefit’ for Liberty Mutual in State Auto Buy
• CFC Underwriting Names Newman CEO as Walsh Becomes Group CEO
• Insurtech Agentero to Expand Digital Network for Agents After Raising $13.5M
• Liberty Global Transaction Solutions Group Reorganizes EMEA Team, Led by Messinger
• Congressional Committee Asks J&J For Details on Talcum Liability Bankruptcy Plans
• P/C Insurers’ Boost Net Income But Extreme Weather Hurts Underwriting in Q1
• Insurtech Investment Reaches Record $7.4B for First Half 2021
• Howden Acquires Independent Italian Broker Andrea Scagliarini SpA
• British On-Demand Drone Insurer Flock Raises $17 Million in Funding
• Alabama COVID Hospitalizations Soar
• People Moves: Monarch E&S Hires Currier; Howden Specialty Names Two Executive Directors for Financial Lines Division
• Lloyd’s Plans Insurance for Electric Vehicles, Hydrogen Fuel, in Climate Change Fight
• West Virginia Lawsuit Over Opioids Reaches Closing Arguments
• People Moves: Bahn Joins RPS in Illinois; Keller Joins IFG Primary Casualty in Chicago; Omaha National Promotes Perry
• Scientists Call for Urgent Climate Change Action, Citing ‘Tipping Point’
• Labor Commissioner Cites Three California Grocers $447K over COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave
• California, Nevada Governors Tour Site of Massive Wildfire
• Deadline Nears for FEMA Aid Applications in SW Louisiana
• Regulators to Fine North Dakota Pipeline Operator $93K for Safety Issues
• Keystone Agency Investors Partners with 2 Midwest Agencies
• Texas Insurance Department Warns of Fake Text Scams
• COVID Outbreak Shuts Down Kansas Summer Camp
• Hendricks, President of Texas’ Specialty Insurance Managers, to Retire
• Elderly Colorado Man Tasered Says Cop Put Knee on Neck in Lawsuit
• California Requiring Vaccine or Testing for State Workers
• University Study Poses Possible Future for Western Wildfires as a Decade-Long Burst, Followed by Gradual Decline
• Bayer Will Appeal U.S. Court Ruling on PCBs If Necessary
• Chubb Is ‘Firing On All Cylinders,’ Says CEO Greenberg After Record Results for Q2
• Acrobat Injured After Fall at Barnstable County Fair in Massachusetts
• Maryland Investigators Say Three Fires on Same Street Intentionally Set
• The Hilb Group Acquires Massachusetts’ MillBrook Benefits and Insurance Services
• States Braced for a Wave of COVID Lawsuits. It Never Arrived.
• Aon Launches New Executive Committee Following Decision to Terminate Willis Merger
• Businesses Show They’re in No Rush to Resume Busy Travel Schedules
• In Opioid Trial Closing, West Virginia Blames Drug Distributors. Distributors Blame Doctors.
• Pressure on Workers to Get Vaccine Grows as Patience Runs Thin for U.S. Employers
• White House Calls Nixing of Aon-Willis Deal ‘Robust Enforcement’ of Antitrust Laws
• Peak Re to Buy Remaining 50% Stake in Caribbean Insurance Group NAGICO
• Gunmaker Remington Offers $33M to Sandy Hook School Shooting Victims’ Families
• Claims Adjuster Global Risk Solutions Appoints 4 to Complex Claims Unit in London
• NFP in Canada and Aviation Broker Piiq Risk Form Exclusive Partnership
• World Faces Shortage of Sailors for Commercial Ships, Risking Supply Chains: Report
• Insured Losses from July Floods in Germany Could Approach $6B: AIR Worldwide
• North Carolina County to Pay $1.25M to Family of Woman Killed in Accident With Sheriff’s Deputy
• Global Commercial Insurance Price Hikes Moderated Further in Q2: Marsh
• London Court of Appeal Agrees to Reopen $7B Brazil Dam-Collapse Lawsuit Against BHP
• Officials Propose $1M Fine for Georgia Nitrogen Leak That Killed 6
• Disney to Resume Florida-Based Cruises in August
• Louisiana Sees Gains in Not Seasonally Adjusted Employment
• US Says Ohio Landlord Still Harassing Female Tenants, Violating Consent Decree
• Tornadoes Confirmed Near Flint, Detroit, Michigan
• Texas Veterans Homes Often the Deadliest Places During COVID-19 Pandemic
• ‘Holy Moly!’: Inside the Fight Against a Texas Ransomware Hack
• Court Affirms Miami Condo Tower Hurricane Damage Award That Disappointed Both Sides
• People Moves: Covéa Insurance Names Furness CEO; BHSI Hires Chubb’s Alder-Smurthwaite; Pritchard Promoted at Swiss Re Corporate Solutions
• Winds Feeding California’s Largest Wildfire
• 200 Buildings Added to Avalanche Risk Areas for Alaskan City
• States Weigh Bans on Ransomware Payoffs
• People: Millers Mutual Promotes Hess, MEMIC Hires Three to Underwriting Team
• Car-Sharing Firm Getaround Settles Over Tax Bill, Customer Damage and Thefts
• Erosion of Sand Spit Could Threaten Connecticut Shore, Homes
• Arthur J. Gallagher Ends $3.6B Deal to Buy Willis Re, After Aon-Willis Merger Scrapped
• National Alliance Announces States’ Insurance Customer Service Reps for 2021
• Purdue’s Creditors Back Bankruptcy Plan That Would Pay 3,000 Opioid Lawsuits
• Allstate Among Large Firms Linking CEO Pay to Diversity Gains
• Insurance Investor Aquiline Capital to All Employees: Take the Week Off
• North Carolina Civil Rights Groups Reach Settlement Over 2020 Clash With Police
• Broker Ardonagh Group Launches Ardonagh Europe to Expand Buy-and-Build Strategy
• Trans-Siberian Railway Bridge Resumes Operations After Repair of Flood Damages
• Disruptions from Cyber Attack Force S. Africa Port Operator to Declare ‘Force Majeure’
• Duke Energy Builds Flood Walls Around South Carolina Electric Substation
• Chubb Launches Insurance for Offshore Wind Farms
• People Moves: J.M. Wilson Promotes Ricks, Councell, Tokarz, Farr, Hans, Mahaffey
• Viewpoint: Is California Serious About Addressing the Wildfire Risk? Not So Much.
• U.S. AG Garland Hails Aon-Willis Merger Termination as a ‘Victory for Competition’
• Gulfstream Insurance Admits Insolvency, Agrees to Liquidate
• Texas Lifting Insurance-Related COVID-19 Suspensions
• Homeownership Study of Minnesota’s Twin Cities Shows Increase in Rentals
• Detroit Area Hit with Severe Storms, High Winds, Flooding
• Viewpoint: Be Prepared Before Disaster Strikes
• Study: Many Texas Households Lack Homeowner’s Insurance
• People Moves: ArgoGlobal’s Birtwistle to Howden’s New Reinsurance Casualty Team; Riddell Promoted to CEO of Berkley Re Australia, Succeeding Piper
• Carfagna, Hall Introduce Data Privacy Legislation in Ohio
• Workers’ Compensation Research Study Shows No Treatment Delays Due to COVID
• Judge: Florida Condo Collapse to Receive $150m in Initial Compensation
• Former California Insurance Agent Sentenced for Embezzling Nearly $200K
• Oregon Home Manufacturer Sued for Alleged Racism, Discrimination
• Firefighters Injured While Fighting Montana Wildfire
• California’s Largest Wildfire Torches Homes as Blazes Lash West
• Mayor Says New York City Businesses Should Mandate Worker Vaccinations
• Maryland County Commits to Change After Lawsuit Settlement
• Massachusetts Man Charged with Arson Following Great Barrington Blaze
• Update: Aon and Willis Terminate $30B Merger; Aon to Pay $1B Break-up Fee
• Software Firm Attacked on July 4 Mum on How It Got Decryption Key
• Global Supply Chains Driven to Breaking Point on New COVID Wave, Natural Disasters
• Florida COVID Cases Jump 65% From Previous Week
• Climate Models May Have Underestimated Impact of Extreme Weather Events
• Update: China’s Financial Hub of Shanghai at Virtual Standstill as Typhoon Makes Landfall
• Appeals Court Blocks CDC Pandemic Restrictions For Florida-Based Cruises
• Insurance Industry Heading to Faster Recovery than After 2008 Financial Crisis: Swiss Re
• Senators Still Working on Bipartisan Federal Police Reform Bill
• Manufacturers Balk at ‘Right to Repair’ Initiative by Biden Administration
• Iowa Agent Placed on Probation Owes $30K, Has License Revoked
• 72% of Minnesota in Severe Drought
• Worker Shortage Hampers North Dakota Oil Production
• Alera Group Acquires Oklahoma’s Keller Insurance Agency
• W.R. Berkley Reports Strong Q2, Crediting Rate Adequacy, Improving Economy
• Fire Crews Making Progress on Massive Oregon Blaze
• Woman Dead, 3 Missing Following Flooding in Colorado Burn Area
• Officials: Lightning Likely Caused 2020 California Forest Fire
• Bomb Squad Caused Damaging California Fireworks Explosion, Officials Say
• Swiss Re Corporate Solutions Bolsters International Programs’ Team with 2 Promotions
• People Moves: FM Global Expands Executive Team; Pie Insurance Adds 3 Executives
• Relation Insurance Services Acquires Assets of SIG Insurance Agencies
• Pennsylvania Joining National Survey on Climate Risk in the Insurance Industry
• $65M Settlement Proposed in New York Polluted Water Lawsuit
• Flooding Damages Bridge on Russia’s Trans-Siberian Railway, Blocking Traffic
• U.S. Lawsuit Could Open ‘Giant Can of Worms’ in Amazon’s Fight Against Product Recalls
• London Staff Want Big Pay Raises Before Returning to Their Desks Full-Time: Survey
• VW Investors Approve $339M Deal to Settle Diesel-Scandal Claims Against Former Execs
• Ryan Specialty Rose 9% in NYSE Initial Offering, Valued at $6.5 Billion
• Insurtech bolttech Acquires i-surance to Help Accelerate Expansion Across Europe
• Lloyd’s Council Appoints Guy Carpenter’s Carter as 1st Female Deputy Chair
• North Carolina Senate Finance Committee Approves Medical Marijuana Bill
• Chubb Canada Launches Hub for General Aviation and Non-Major Aerospace Insurance
• Drugmaker Endo Agrees to $35m Opioid Settlement With Tennessee Local Governments
• Alabama Reports July Spike in COVID-19 Cases
• Cyber Attack Disrupts Container Operations at Major South African Port
• Louisiana ‘Good,’ but Texas Lags in IBHS Building Code Rankings
• Senators Add Vaccine Misinformation as Reason to Alter Tech Firms’ Liability Protection
• Hippo Enters Commercial Insurance Market With Homeowners Association Product
• Wells Media Executive Chairman Given Industry Marketing Group’s Icon Award
• North Dakota Pipeline Break Spews 41K Gallons of Oilfield Wastewater
• Officials: Texas Home Explosion May Have Been Intentional
• Worker Dies After Part of Houston-Area Oil Rig Falls on Him
• Jury Convicts Suspended Georgia Commissioner Beck on Fraud, Laundering Charges
• People Moves: Neaves to Lead Plexus’ Oklahoma Office; Alliant Adds McGinnis in Dallas; Rand to Assistant VP at RHSB
• HUB Launches Employee Benefits Captive for Cannabis Organizations
• 5% Rate Increase Recommended for Texas Windstorm Insurer
• 5.44% Workers’ Comp Rate Decrease Approved in Wisconsin
• Incident at Texas Dow Chemical Plant Prompts Shelter Order
• Germany’s Floods Will See ‘Sizable’ Protection Gap. Could Insurance Demand Increase?
• Virus’ Presence a Reason for Case Against Ohio Insurer to Proceed: Judge
• Beazley Enhances ‘Virtual Care’ Coverage for Growing Telehealth and Wellness Sector
• Massachusetts Couple Sues eBay Over ‘Unrelenting’ Harassment Campaign
• Vermont Town Gauges More Than $200K in Damage from Weekend Storm
• Lawsuit Against Liberty University Alleges Mishandling of Sex Assaults
• PG&E in California’s Will Pay to Bury Power Lines to Prevent Wildfires
• MMC Q2 Revenue Up 20%; Marsh Up 23%
• Trading to Begin on Ryan Specialty IPO at $23.50 per Share for $1.3 Billion
• What Drug Companies Have Paid to Settle Claims Over U.S. Opioid Crisis
• States, Municipalities Have 30 Days to Weigh $26B Opioid Deal with Major Drug Firms
• Embedded As a Risk, New COVID Cycle Could Challenge Economic Recovery
• Insurance Commissioner, Acting as Liquidator of RRG, Is Not a ‘Governmental Authority’
• AIG Employees to Return to Offices on Sept. 14 With Safety Measures
• Heavy Rains Cause Sewer Overflows, Flood Problems in Alabama
• Major Generali Shareholders Plan to Ask CEO Not to Present New Business Plan: Report
• Hiscox CEO Masojada to Retire at Year End, Succeeded by CFO Hussain
• Deadly Floods in China, Europe Send Stark Reminder of Climate Change Vulnerabilities
• Suspended Georgia Insurance Commissioner Jim Beck Takes Stand at Fraud Trial
• China’s Henan Province Braces for More Rain After Severe Floods Kill at Least 33
• W.R. Berkley-Backed Vehicle Inspection Firm UVeye Raises $60M in New Round
• Mississippi Health Official: State Seeing Rapid Increase in July COVID-19 Cases
• People Moves: California Insurance Commissioner Appoints Members to CIGA, COIN Boards
• California Commissioner Lowers Workers’ Comp Benchmark
• California Workers’ Comp Report: Private Self-Insured Indemnity Claim Frequency, Paid & Incurred Losses Spiked in 2020
• Oklahoma Lawmakers Urge Interim Study on Opioid Prescriptions
• Judge OKs Distribution For $192M South Carolina Failed Nuclear Project Settlement
• 3 Houston-Area Denny’s Locations Cited for Wage Violations
• Florida Vacation Rental Voluntarily Evacuated Due to Balcony Cracks
• Ohio’s Westfield Launches Specialty Insurance Business
• Credit Rating Outlook Changed to Negative for Missouri’s Cameron Mutual Insurance
• South Dakota Rules for Medical Pot in Public Schools Approved
• Ohio Beefs Up Fair Ride Inspections 4 Years After Deadly Accident
• House Explodes in Dallas Suburb; 6 Injured
• Agency Partnership News Wrap-Up: SAN Group, Valley Alliance, Keystone, United Valley
• First Half Insured Losses From Natural Disasters Reach 10-Year High
• Bradenton, Florida Insurance Agent Pleads Guilty to Defrauding Elderly Investors
• People Moves: Lockton Names Presidents; Moxley Joins IOA Tallahassee Office
• $5.5M Settlement Reached in Washington Nurse Lawsuit
• California Healthcare Provider Paying $37M to Settle Whistleblower Lawsuits
• PG&E Says Equipment Possibly Linked to Big California Wildfire
• Advisory Firms Aite Group and Novarica Merge with Backing From Pamlico
• Virginia Tech Says It Was Targeted in Two Recent Cyberattacks
• DuPont, Spinoffs to Pay $50M to Delaware for ‘Forever Chemical’ Cleanup
• 21 Rental Mopeds Seized for Unsafe Driving on Block Island
• Pennsylvania Man Dies After Lightning Strike at Golf Course
• Ford, Lyft, Argo AI Collaborate to Offer Robotaxi Service in Cities
• Casualty Proves to Be a Good Diversifier for Reinsurers: Aon
• States’ Next Targets for Opioid Settlements Include Pharmacies and Drugmakers
• Munich Re Reports Q2 Profit Increase of 90%
• Update: China Province Deluged by 1,000-Year Flood, with Rising Death Toll
• Shell to Appeal Landmark Climate Ruling in Dutch Court
• Medical & Commercial International Gets ‘In-Principle’ Nod to Form Lloyd’s Syndicate
• Former Aon Executive Mahoney Named Chairman of Oneglobal Bermuda
• UK Broker Price Forbes Acquires 100% Stake of Chile Business
• UK’s Q2 Auto Insurance Premiums Drop to Lowest Level Since Early 2016: Survey
• UK’s Aviva Calls for Urgent Action to Protect Homes, Businesses from Climate Change
• People Moves: Alliant Adds Rose in Dallas; IIAT Honors Gavin, Tatum, Vasquez, Schreiber
• As Cyberattacks Rise, Cyber Insurers Are Rethinking Their Business
• Judge Upholds California Insurance Commissioner’s Order to Expand FAIR Plan Coverage
• In the Face of a Severe California Wildfire Season, is The Oft-Used ‘Mitigation’ Word Too Little Too Late?
• Florida Gov. DeSantis Pledges to Fight Against CDC COVID Cruise Ship Rules
• Texas’ Incline P&C Group Partners with CRC’s 5Star Specialty Programs
• Federal Judge Backs Indiana University Vaccine Mandate for Employees, Students
• OSHA: Workers, Residents at Missouri Care Facility Exposed to Asbestos
• Worker Dies After Fall From Catwalk at Michigan Steel Company
• El Paso Manufacturer Fined $412.75K for Safety Violations
• Florida Litigated Claims Spiked in June
• UK Risk Management Group Airmic Names Combes as Chair
• Former Oregon Medical Resident Says Settlement Deal Breached
• M5.1 Earthquake Confirmed off Northern California Coast
• Solar Industry, Owners Warned to Take Steps to Mitigate Wildfire Risk
• Africa Specialty Risks Secures $10M of PVT Capacity from Atrium at Lloyd’s
• People Moves: Westchester Promotes McLaughlin; New Hires at Insurity, Lockton
• NY Attorney General Reaches $1.1B Agreement with Three Opioid Distributors
• Connecticut Regulators Finalize Fines for Utilities Over Isaias Response
• Travelers’ Q2 Profit Boosted by Higher Premiums, Lower Catastrophe Losses
• People Moves: Miller’s Higgins Joins New Broker Inver Re; Hartford Hires AXA XL’s Brodzinski for Global Specialty; Bayman to MS Amlin for Aviation Reinsurance
• Surplus Lines Insurers Report 21.9% Premium Hike in First Half of 2021
• People Moves: Aon Cyber Appoints Bixby; Guy Carpenter Adds 2 from Willis Re, Zywave Names 3 Senior Leaders
• German Floods Will Be Expensive but Unlikely to Burn Through Insurers’ Earnings: Fitch
• U.S. Firms Operating in Hong Kong Face Risks, Warns American Chamber of Commerce
• Final Settlement for Brazil’s Samarco Mining Dam Disaster Could Reach $19 Billion
• Britain’s Largest Pub Group Launches Billion-Dollar Suit over COVID-Related BI Claim
• People Moves: Island Insurance Names Kadomoto Assistant Vice President; The Liberty Company Insurance Brokers in California Names Arricale Chief Financial Officer
• States Expected to Announce Opioid Deal With Drug Distributors, J&J: Reuters
• U.S. and Allies Accuse China of Global Cyber Espionage
• Washington Couple Face Felony Charges in $116K Workers’ Comp Scam
• 26 Tornadoes Swept Iowa on July 14, Preliminary Data Shows
• Captain, 2 Others Charged in Deadly 2018 Missouri Duck Boat Sinking
• Chemical Leak at Texas Water Park Sends 29 to Hospital
• Wisconsin Jury: Walmart Must Pay $125M in Down Syndrome Discrimination Case
• Lake Charles Mayor Seeks More Hurricane Aid from Washington
• New Case Linked to Illness Outbreak at Kansas Splash Park
• Oregon Wildfire Burns More than 476 Square Miles
• S&P Warns of Cyber Risk’s Impact on Insurers’ Credit Ratings
• Liberty Mutual Looks to Acquire Malaysian P/C Insurer AmGeneral
• Survivors of Maryland Newspaper Shooting, Victims’ Relatives Sue
• Rhode Island Governor Vetoes Auto Body Insurance Claims Legislation
• Two Firms Merging to Capitalize on Embedded Insurance Demand
• Small Delaware Town Triples Police Liability Insurance
• The Hilb Group Builds Virginia Presence with Six July Acquisitions
• China Plans to Sell Controlling Stake of Revamped Anbang (Now Called Dajia) for $5.2B
• TransRe Reorganizes Global Underwriting Structure, Promoting Key Leaders
• Kin Insurance Sees Shark Tank SPAC Deal as Way to ‘Pour Gas on’ Expansion
• Zego, Supported by Swiss Re, Teams Up with bp to Insure Electric Vehicles in London
• Number of Women on Boards of UK’s Top Financial Firms Rises to 32%: Report
• Death Toll from European Floods Rises Above 180
• S. African Riot Insurer to Shoulder Bulk of Claims After Days of Violent Civil Unrest
• People Moves: IIAT Elects Officers, Directors; Pettiette Joins Louisiana’s Dwight W. Andrus Insurance
• U.S. Fights Cyber Attacks by Blacklisting, Sanctioning Russian Tech Firms
• Facebook Hits Back Against Biden Team Blaming It for Vaccine Misinformation
• J&J Considers Placing Talcum Powder Liabilities Into Bankruptcy: Reuters
• Rescue Efforts Fell Short for Gulfstream Insurance
• Takeaways from Our Conversation on The Impact of California Wildfires on Cannabis Insurance
• U.S. Appeals Court Sides With CDC Over Florida on COVID Rules for Cruise Ships
• Witness Says Suspended Georgia Insurance Commissioner Used Arson Money to Buy Campaign Signs

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