In the couple of weeks since the Academy of Our Lady in Marrero, Louisiana, began its school year, three of...
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Predictions of sharp increases in health-insurance premiums for people getting coverage under the U.S. Affordable Care Act have been overstated...
New research from the University of Arkansas finds that tornadoes cause greater damage when traveling uphill – and that the...
Extreme weather forced the federal crop insurance program to pay out a record-breaking $17.3 billion in crop losses last year,...
Drivers in Washington, D.C. are the most accident-prone of any U.S. city, again placing at the bottom of an annual...
A jury in one of New York’s most conservative counties recently returned a $130 million verdict in a medical-malpractice case,...
Software patents are the biggest reason behind a rise in litigation over inventions, especially against companies that use the technology,...
If uninsured young Americans shun the new health plans offered under President Barack Obama’s healthcare reform law, it will be...
Employees age 55 or older who drive as part of their jobs are more likely to be killed in accidents...
The prior-approval rate regulation of auto insurance is considered an unnecessary and ineffective approach, according to a new industry study....