News for July 2025

• Man Who Killed Idaho Firefighters Was Turned Away by Fire Department
• FEMA Chief Calls Texas Floods Response ‘A Model’ For Dealing With Disaster
• People: Farm Bureau Tenn. Names Pulley to Replace Retiring Pannell as CEO
• Michigan Suspends 2 Title Insurance Agents Over Escrow Fund Mismanagement
• Pinnacle Financial Partners Shares Drop on Deal with Synovus
• Trump’s AI Plan Urges Lighter Touch by FTC in Win for Microsoft
• People Moves: Allianz Commercial Appoints Nguyen-Huu, Lascar and Head for Portfolio Solutions Team; Canopius Promotes Pinnington as Head of Marine & Energy Treaty
• Ship Manager Pleads Guilty to Dumping Oily Water Off Coast of New Orleans
• Meta Clashes With Apple, Google Over Child Age Check Legislation
• 5 Years After Bribery Scandal, Critics Say FirstEnergy Hasn’t Faced Consequences
• Ky. Tobacco Warehouse Manager Pleads Guilty in Insurance Fraud, to Pay Restitution
• Johnson & Johnson Acquires Minnesota’s Erickson-Larsen
• Mexico Tariffs Could Create Strain on Texas Economy
• AXA Wins $908 Million UK Court Ruling Against Santander Over Protection Insurance
• Georgia Insurance Commissioner Cancels Run for US Senate Seat
• Honda Launches Insurance Agency Powered by VIU by HUB
• Rental Car Firm Not Responsible for Driver With Ignition Lock Restriction on License
• Tesla to Launch Robotaxi Service in San Francisco This Weekend
• Markets/Coverages: Mosaic Offers Cyber/Financial Institutions Cover for Digital Assets
• Freeway Insurance Expands to Its 28th State With Connecticut Opening
• Amazon Faces UK Lawsuits Worth Up to $5.4 Billion From Retailers, Consumers
• Russia’s Ust-Luga Port Orders Vessel Checks After Mystery Blasts
• Kazakh Black Sea Oil Exports Halted by New Russian Regulations, Sources Say
• Intel Beats Shareholder Lawsuit Over $32 Billion Stock Plunge
• AIUC Emerges From Stealth With $15M Seed to Help Enterprises Deploy AI Safely
• Viewpoint: Back to Basics – Risk Transfer Through Contracts and Insurance
• Poll: Pacific Northwest People Are Seeing An Increase in Roadway Rudeness
• FEMA Denies Maryland Disaster Aid Request for Western Counties Hit by May Floods
• California Department of Insurance Completes Final Review of Wildfire Model
• Kentucky DOI Posts Rules on Wind-Mitigation Grant Program
• People Moves: Pharmacists Mutual Appoints Mosher to Board of Directors
• People Moves: Alliant Names Beach as SVP Within Employee Benefits Team
• Wildfires in Mediterranean Leave a Dozen Dead as Heat Soars
• Brown & Brown (Europe) Agrees to Acquire UK-Based Bloodstock Broker
• People Moves: Everest Promotes Beggs as EVP and Reinsurance CEO; Allianz Commercial Appoints Key Global and Regional Leaders, Creating New Nordics Region
• Microsoft Says Some SharePoint Server Hackers Now Using Ransomware
• Video Shows Florida Deputies Punching Man. Was He Reaching for Knife?
• MS Amlin Names Former Brit CUO Dart as CEO, Succeeding Carrier
• Smoking or Oxygen Machine Eyed as Possible Causes of Assisted Living Home Fire
• Global Commercial Insurance Rates Drop 4% but Casualty Rates Are Rising: Marsh
• Chinese Engines, Shipped as ‘Cooling Units,’ Power Russian Drones Used in Ukraine
• Top UN Court Says Treaties Compel Wealthy Nations to Curb Global Warming
• Congressman Jim Jordan Deposed in Ohio State Sex Abuse Case
• Call of Duty Maker Argues First Amendment Protection in Uvalde Shooting Lawsuit
• Long-Standing Problems Led Up to Deadly Texas Floods, Lawmakers Told
• Fewer Insureds Shopping, More Switching, Says JD Power
• Some Large Accounts Start Seeing Chubb’s Back as it Focuses on Middle, Small
• Judge Approves $318M From Sale of Lindberg’s Software Firms to Repay Victims
• New Jersey to Offer Mobile Driver’s Licenses
• Labor Department Proposes Over 60 Rule Changes in Push to Deregulate Workplaces
• Widow of Police Officer Who Committed Suicide Denied Workers’ Compensation
• Edison Sets Up Compensation Program for Eaton Fire Victims
• Tanker Truck Crashes and Spills Fuel Into a Creek on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula
• Massachusetts Announces New Safety Measures for Assisted Living Facilities
• Illinois Staffing Agency to Pay $600K for Misclassifying Workers
• EPA to Withdraw Foundation of Greenhouse Gas Rules, Sources Say
• Tesla Sales Fall Again in California, Dragging on ZEV Market
• Ohio Waste Management Firm Faces $602K in Fines After Worker’s Death
• General Motors Insurance Expands to 3 New States, Including Louisiana
• People Moves: DUAL Europe Taps Nexus’ Masteling to Lead New Trade Credit Business
• Increasing Drone Incidents Near Airports, Stadiums Prompt Alarm, Officials Say
• White House Unveils Sweeping AI Action Plan to Boost Development
• Competition Among European P/C Insurers Is Rising, Along With Claims Inflation: S&P
• Alabama Man’s Death Ruled a Homicide After Police Kneeled on His Neck
• Slave Descendants Still Fighting for Georgia Court to Hear Discrimination Claims
• South African Insurer Santam Gets ‘In-Principle’ Approval to Launch Lloyd’s Syndicate
• Tally of Microsoft Victims Surges to 400 as Hackers Exploit SharePoint Flaw
• Munich Re Chairman Wenning to Retire at Year-End, Succeeded by Jurecka
• Weather-Related Losses Cause AM Best to Revise Brethren Mutual’s Outlooks
• Man Charged With Arson Over Fires That Damaged 11 NY Police Vehicles
• Ex-NYPD Commissioner Targets Mayor Adams in $10 Million Defamation Claim
• NTSB Blames Cellphone Distraction for Mississippi River Barge Collision
• World Court Is Poised to Mark Future Course of Climate Litigation
• Texas Senate Doubles Down on THC Ban
• Big I: Independent Agencies’ Market Share Shows Small Decline
• Italy’s Top Court Says Climate Case Against Eni Can Continue
• AI Should Run on 100% Renewable Energy by 2030, UN Chief Says
• ‘We’ll Have to See How This Plays Out,’ Says CEO Berkley on MGA Competitors
• 11th Circuit Upholds $1.75M Verdict Against Church Mutual on Georgia Roof Claim
• People Moves: Wolfenberger Joins Alliant as VP in California
• Heffernan Insurance Brokers Acquires Pac Global Insurance Brokerage
• New Hampshire Gunmaker Immunity Law Could Factor Into Sig Sauer Lawsuit
• Homes Charred to Rubble in LA Fires Are Given New Life Through Recycling
• 8th Circuit Upholds Verdict Against Nebraska Trucking Company in ADA Violation Case
• Chubb Q2 Net Income Jumps 33% on Premium Growth, Underwriting
• Lawsuit Says Clorox Hackers Got Passwords Simply by Asking
• Business Moves: Coverys Agrees to Sell Italy MGA to AnaCap-Backed Edge Group; Portuguese Insurance Broker Universalis Rebrands as Acrisure
• Arizona Governor Tours Wildfire Destruction Along Grand Canyon’s North Rim
• Attempts to Reform Litigation Funding Disclosure Continue on the Hill
• NC Expands FORTIFIED Roof Grant Program With Another $20 Million
• European Heat Wave Gives Way to Violent Storms and Flooding
• Prior Knowledge Ends Filmmaker Baldoni’s Coverage for Harassment Claims: Insurer
• Microsoft Rushes to Stop Hackers From Wreaking Global Havoc
• People Moves: Willis Launches Dedicated Residential Real Estate Team, Led by Palmer and Grainger; Aspen Promotes Welch to Group Chief Underwriting Officer
• HP Lost £730 Million After Buying Mike Lynch’s Autonomy, Judge Says
• British Business Slows Climate Action, Sees Government Net Zero Agenda as Unrealistic
• Philippines Braces for Heavy Rain After Six People Killed
• UK Plans to Ban Public Sector Bodies From Paying Ransom to Cyber Criminals
• Camp Mystic Deaths After Floods Darken a Cherished Texas Tradition
• People Moves: Novatae Names Arora as VP Data, Business Intelligence & Innovation
• Insurer Says it Has No Duty to Defend Kansas City Super Bowl Parade Shooting Lawsuit
• Louisiana Cancels $3B Gulf Coast Repair Funded by Deepwater Horizon Settlement
• Trump Exempts Scores of Plants From Biden’s Pollution Rules
• Ground Squirrel Overpopulation Poses Threat to Minot, North Dakota Residents
• People Moves: W.R. Berkley Promotes Albert President of Vela Insurance; Fusion Specialty Names Underhill Head of Americas
• New Georgia Workers’ Comp Rules Took Effect in July, Aiming at Clarity, Consistency
• Workplace Injuries Costs Near $60B Per Year; Overexertion, Falls Top Causes
• KBRA Upgrades AmCoastal Debt Ratings, Reducing Interest Expenses
• Alaska Air Resumes Flights After IT Outage Led to Grounding
• Tesla to Fight California’s Claim It Overhypes Autopilot
• People Moves: Oldenburg Joins Alliant as SVP in Oregon; IMA Names Branch Oregon Market President
• Fashion Startup Founder Charged With $300M Fraud Freed on $1M Bail
• Meta Investors Settlement With Zuckerberg Takes Heat Off Delaware
• Woman, 66, Is 10th Person to Die After Massachusetts Assisted-Living Facility Fire
• Trump Sues Wall Street Journal and Murdoch for $10B Over Reporting on Epstein Ties
• WR Berkley Q2 Net Income Up Near 8% on Underwriting, Investments
• Uber Alleges Inflated Injury Bills in Los Angeles Insurance Fraud Lawsuit
• What’s in the EU’s 18th Sanctions Package Against Russia?
• Iowa Public Adjuster Charged With Forgery and Identity Theft
• AM Best Revises Outlook to Negative for Wisconsin’s Society
• Missing Persons Count From Texas Floods Down to 3
• Car Strikes Crowd Outside Los Angeles Venue, Injuring 30
• Hackers Exploit Microsoft SharePoint as Firm Works to Patch
• Renewal Rates in Q2 Tell of ‘Slowly Softening’ Commercial Lines Market, Says Ivans
• People Moves: HDI Global Canada Appoints Reedie as Head of Engineering and Construction; QBE Promotes Connolly as European Property Product Manager
• People Moves: Triple-I’s Porfilio New Head of Personal, Commercial Development at WTW’s ICT; Aspen Names Welch as Group CUO
• Trump’s Auto Safety Pick Promises Rapid Self-Driving Deployment
• Credit Insurer Atradius Gets In-Principle Approval to Launch Lloyd’s Syndicate
• Police: Florida Man Firebombed Insurance Agency, Is Linked to Competing Agency
• Flood Re’s Reinsurance Costs Surge on UK Claims Frequency and Severity
• Orion180 Offering Flexible Home and Flood Insurance in Coastal Massachusetts
• Transgender Woman Sues Princeton for ‘Humiliating’ Removal From Track Meet
• The Dossier That Warned Credit Suisse About Sanjeev Gupta
• Family of Man Crushed by Bulldozer at Atlanta Homeless Camp Sues the City
• Owner of Tenn. Factory Where Workers Drowned in Helene Won’t Face Charges
• Evidence Shows Jeju Air Pilots Shut Off Less-Damaged Engine Before Crash: Source
• Singapore Says Cyber Espionage Group Targeting Critical Infrastructure
• Texas Mutual’s Ward Elected to NCCI Board of Directors
• Ambani’s Jio Agrees to Reinsurance Venture With Allianz in India
• ITRC: 2025 Data Breaches Outpace Same Period Last Year
• How Crockett, Texas Turned a Devastating Tornado Into Funding for Sirens
• Russell Reappointed Head of Oklahoma Workers’ Compensation Commission
• Authors Suing Anthropic Can Band Together in Copyright Suit, Judge Rules
• Drone Crashes, Security Threats Have States Demanding Power to Take Them Down
• The New Approach to Hurricane-Strong Homes? Concrete Walls But Affordable
• Trump’s Lawsuit Against Bob Woodward Over Audiobook Is Dismissed
• People Moves: Wehmann Joins Alliant as SVP in Northern California
• LA County Supervisors Consider Ordinance to Make Landlords Help Keep Rentals Cool
• Man Dies After Heavy Chain Around Neck Pulls Him Into MRI Machine
• Los Angeles Sues Airbnb for Alleged Price Gouging Following Wildfires
• People Moves: Encova Insurance Names Two New Senior Leadership Team Members; NI Holdings Inc. Names Dawson SVP and CHRO
• Survivors’ Lawyers Allege Decades of Systemic Abuse in Illinois Detention Facilities
• Cayman Islands Approves 21 New International Insurance Licenses During H1
• Neptune Adds Capacity to Bring Flood Insurance Product Nationwide
• Former Tennessee Agent Sentenced For Continuing to Sell Insurance Products
• People Moves: Aon Appoints Key Leaders in EMEA Commercial Risk Team; AXA XL Promotes Wilkinson to Head of International Casualty, Retail, UK & Lloyd’s
• Trump Nominates Two Lawyers to Seal Republican Control of US Labor Board
• King Risk Adds Equestrian Specialist Agency in South Carolina
• Alaska Tsunami Warning Had Residents Scrambling for High Ground After M7.3 Quake
• AI Models With Systemic Risks Given Pointers on How to Comply With EU AI Rules
• Jury Awards $100M in Shooting Death of Former Florida State Senator’s Son
• Lightning Strike at New Jersey Archery Range Kills 1, Injures 13
• EU’s New Russia Sanctions Aim for More Effective Oil Price Cap
• Tesla Settled Suit Over Autopilot Crash With Truck Crossing Highway
• Excessive Litigation Causes Surge in Liability Insurance Costs: Marsh McLennan CEO
• Trainee’s Death Seen as Part of Pattern of Lapses in Railroad Safety
• Ford Recalls Over 694,000 SUVs After Year-Long Fuel Leak Probe
• People Moves: Higginbotham Appoints Reutter to Newly Created CFO, COO Role
• Chinese Hackers Still Trying to Break Into Telecoms Across Globe
• Former AIG Exec McElroy Faces Sexual Assault Charges in Vermont
• Waymo Expands in Austin After Tesla Launches Robotaxi Competitor
• AM Best Revises Outlook to Negative for Texas’ Southern Vanguard
• NHTSA Shedding More Than 25% of Employees
• China-Linked Hackers Target Taiwan’s Chip Industry With Increasing Attacks: Research
• Google to Offer Free AI Certification Courses to Virginia Job Seekers
• Billionaire-Backed California City Pitches Plans for Factory Hub
• Everclear High-Proof Alcohol Poses Extreme Risk, Alleges Burn Victim’s Lawsuit
• 5Star Workers’ Compensation Rebrands to Starwind WC
• California Labor Commissioner Cites Ritz-Carlton and Subcontractors $2M
• Inszone Acquires Kansas’ Snell-Nelson Insurance Agency
• Cybersecurity Bosses Grow Increasingly Worried About AI Attacks and Misuse
• Illinois Woman Sentenced to 15 Years for Insurance Fraud and Arson Scheme
• Markets/Coverages: Price Forbes Adds Construction Capacity to Cross-Class Facility
• Tesla Failed to Stop Autopilot Misuse, Safety Expert Testifies
• Patriot Growth Adds Florida-based Legacy Insurance to the Team
• Allstate Expects Another $2B Catastrophe Losses in Q2
• Marsh McLennan Reports Q2 Organic Revenue Growth of 4%, Down From Q2 2024
• A Look Inside the Tenn. Lab Making Advanced Fuel for US Nuclear Ambitions
• Ryan Specialty Board Member Cameron Findlay Passes Away
• FAA Updates Altitudes, Changeover Points for Safe Airspace Navigation in Alaska
• Tropical Disturbance Expected to Bring Flash Flooding to Louisiana
• Travelers Q2 Net Income Soars on Less Losses, Favorable Reserves
• Oklahoma Farmer Killed in Water Buffalo Attack, Police Say
• Air India Junior Pilot Asked Captain Why He Turned Off Fuel Switches
• People Moves: Hotchkiss Adds Three Partners
• Camp Mystic Leader May Not Have Seen Alert Before Flood, Family Spokesman Says
• How Hot Can It Get? Scientists Are Struggling to Find an Answer
• People Moves: Guy Carpenter Promotes Hakes as Global Head of Marine, Energy, and Technical Lines; Moody’s Names Aquino as Global Co-Head of Insurance
• Insurance Supervisors’ Group Seeks Collaboration to Cover Disaster Losses
• Trade Credit Specialist Coface Gets Nod From Lloyd’s to Launch Syndicate
• Trump Administration Sued by States for Cutting Disaster Prevention Grants
• Afore Buys TailoredRisk Insurance in Naples, Elevates Paolini
• DeSantis Names Ingoglia CFO; Tough Talk, Mixed Voting Record on Property Insurance
• Trucordia Acquires Vegas Valley Benefit Plans in Nevada
• People Moves: Liberty Company Insurance Brokers Launch Liberty Naranjo; King Joins Alliant’s Employee Benefits Team in Utah
• Meta Investors, Zuckerberg Reach Settlement to End $8B Privacy Litigation Trial
• Fans Injured When Stadium Railing Collapsed Settle With Washington Commanders
• United Natural Foods Projects Up to $400 Million Sales Hit After Cyber Breach
• Pennsylvania Regulator Has Nixed $200M in P/C Insurance Rate Hikes in First 6 Months
• PE Firm Warburg Pincus Acquires Majority Stake in Keystone Agency Partners
• Deadly Massachusetts Fire Highlights Assisted Living Regulation, Staffing
• People Moves: Society Insurance Names Felton to Board of Directors
• Aon Promotes Reinsurance Leaders as John Neal Takes a New Direction With AIG
• Progressive Q2 Income More Than Doubles
• Venbrook Launches Habitational Product for California Condos, Townhomes
• The Hartford Promotes Chhabra to Chief Risk Officer
• Former Lloyd’s CEO Neal to Lead General Insurance as President at AIG
• Air India Crash Supports Argument for Cockpit Cameras, IATA Chief Says
• First-Half 2025 Insured Losses From Natural Cats Hit $100B, Driven by US Events
• Florida People Rush to Help Plane Near Airport Mayor Says Is Plagued With Crashes
• Central Texas Floods Highlight State’s Risky Profile, Triple-I Analysis Finds
• USDA Margin Coverage Option for Row Crops Available in Select States
• University Faces Scrutiny Over Chinese Scientists’ Smuggling of Biological Materials
• US Farm Agency Ends Program to Support Small Businesses
• New Book Proposes Four-Prong Legal Strategy to Negate Nuclear Verdicts
• ECB Stress Test to Ask Banks Which Geopolitical Risks Would Hurt
• Helvetia, Baloise Said To Tap McKinsey For Merger Help
• Viewpoint: US Life Reinsurance Driven by Insurers Seeking Growth, Capital Optimization
• Florida County Leads With High-Tech 911 Emergency Response System
• Massachusetts Assisted Living Home Had Been Cited for Late Safety Reports
• Pennsylvania Digital Forgery Law Targets AI Scams and Financial Exploitation
• Alabama AG Urges No Pre-Trial Immunity for Ex-Officer Charged With Shooting Man
• Battle Over Boston Bike Lanes Intensifies and Hits Mayor’s Race
• NFP Acquires Tennessee’s Levine Group
• 2 Dead in New Jersey After Floodwaters Carry Away Vehicle During Northeast Downpours
• High Temperatures, Wildfire Smoke May Trigger Protections for Washington Workers
• Louisiana Insurers Must Disclose Prior Policy Premiums Under Controversial New Law
• California Surplus Lines Take-Up Soars as Brokers Work to Find Coverage for Clients
• State Farm Implements 27% Rate Increase for Illinois Homeowners
• Diageo Calls Tequila Purity Allegation ‘Baseless’ as Lawsuit Proceeds
• London Market Brokers, Associations Welcome Move to Create UK Captive Domicile
• Antitrust Enforcers ‘Get Out of the Way’ of Multibillion-Dollar Deals
• TWIA Actuarial Committee Recommends No Rate Change for 2026 Policies
• Commerce Department Launches Investigation of Drones, Setting Stage for Tariffs
• Michigan Construction Company Sued for Allegedly Scamming Customers
• Trump Set to Outline AI Priorities in Speech Asserting US Edge
• California Insurance Commissioner OKs Higher Workers’ Pure Premium Filing
• California Farmworker Who Fell From Greenhouse Roof During Chaotic ICE Raid Dies
• Insured Losses From US Hurricanes Could Rise by 50% With Global Warming
• Markets/Coverages: Liberty Specialty Launches Crypto Product for Financial Institutions
• Heavy Rains and Flash Flooding Inundate Northeast Roads and Neighborhoods
• Lawyers Warn UK NDA Ban May Reduce Misconduct Settlement Payouts
• Four People Killed in Small Plane Crash at London Southend Airport, Police Say
• AI Is Already Showing Signs of Slashing UK Job Openings
• Air India CEO Says Probe Into Ahmedabad Crash Raises New Questions
• UK Farmers Face Increased Fire Risks as Dry Weather Persists
• Tropical Rainstorm to Bring Flooding to Florida Peninsula and Gulf Coast
• Texas Department of Insurance Issues Guidance for Insurers Following Deadly Floods
• Geography and Driving Behavior Contribute to High Flood Death Rates in Texas
• People Moves: WTW Appoints Lockner Strategic Client Advisor to AAIS; WTW Names Thibault ICT Director
• Many Ice Cream Producers to Phase Out Artificial Food Dyes by 2028
• Afore Acquires Florida’s TailoredRisk Insurance
• Wind Turbine Maker to Pay $10.5M Over Broken Blade Debris on Nantucket Beaches
• World Insurance Acquires Healey & Associates of Maine
• Post-Mortem Begins of Assisted-Living Fire That Killed 9 in Massachusetts
• Trucordia Acquires Fuhriman Insurance
• Lawsuit Challenges Florida’s Citizens Claims Arbitration by Administrative Judges
• OSHA Cites Florida Missile Manufacturer After Fire Injures Workers
• People Moves: BMS Appoints Wilson as Director in Canadian Retail Division; WTW Promotes Cousins to Head of London Market Claims
• US Vehicle Recalls Reach Highest Level in Over a Year
• Missouri Governor Repeals Guaranteed Paid Sick Leave Law
• MGA Nexus Underwriting’s CEO Rouse Faces Internal Investigation for ‘Offensive’ Email
• FEMA Removed Several Camp Mystic Buildings From 100-Year Flood Map, Records Show
• Unhealthy Smoke From Canadian Wildfires Blankets Upper Midwest
• NHTSA Opens Recall Query Into Over 27,000 Polestar 2 Vehicles
• Markets/Coverages: HDI Global, Parametric Insurer Descartes Launch EQ Cover in Japan
• Wildfire Destroyed Historic Grand Canyon Lodge After Being Allowed to Burn
• Ships Look to Dodge Red Sea Attacks With ‘All-Crew-Muslim’ Messages
• Nursing Homes Struggle With Trump’s Immigration Crackdown
• Meta Investors, Zuckerberg Square Off at $8B Trial Over Alleged Privacy Violations
• Tesla Goes to Trial Over Fatal Autopilot Crash in Florida
• Fire at Massachusetts Assisted Living Facility Takes 9 Lives, Injures 30
• 90 Patients Safely Relocated Amid North Carolina Health Facility Fire
• 4 Eastern Kentucky Communities Receive $14.4 Million for Flood Mitigation
• UK Hiring Tumbles by Most in Nearly Two Years, KPMG Survey Shows
• Air India Crash Points to Cockpit Confusion as Fuel Flow Cut Out
• Search for Victims Resumes in Texas Floods After Severe Weather Halts Operations
• GOP Lawmakers Press Trump to Speed Review of Chinese-Made Drones
• FEMA Flood Maps Often Miss Flash Flood Risks, Leaving Homeowners Unprepared
• Florida Meteorologist Predicts Where the Next Hurricane Will Hit, For a Price
• Report Shows Excessive Heat Pushes Worker Injury Risk Sky High
• Flash Floods Once Again Hit Vermont, Damaging Homes and Roads
• People Moves: Victor Names Damico President of Torrent; Alliant Hires Blake as Employee Benefits SVP
• Trump Administration Targets George Mason University in Anti-DEI Campaign
• California Schools Facing Billion-Dollar Sex Abuse Payouts ‘Untenable’
• DuPont Agrees to $27M Settlement in Polluted Water Lawsuit in Upstate New York
• Houthi Rebels Sink Ship in Red Sea, Killing at Least 4 With 11 Missing: EU Naval Mission
• Tesla Plans Robotaxi Expansion to California and Arizona
• Questions Linger on Response to Deadly Texas Flash Flood
• Ohio Rules That Data Centers Pay for Minimum Energy Needs

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