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FEMA Remains Intact as White House Shifts Toward State-Led Disaster Response

Washington, DC USA; August 3, 2024: Logo and FEMA lettering on the Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Building

As reported in The Washington Post, the Trump administration is no longer pursuing plans to abolish the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), according to senior officials.

Insurance Rates Surge in Red Sea Following Fatal Ship Attacks

Aqaba on the Gulf of Aqaba, leading into the Red Sea are synonymous with the ancient spice trade that brought traders from around the globe via the Spice Route through Jordan and beyond. Today it is a thriving port and tourist centre featuring much of the traditional Arab architecture and modern day marinas, apartments, villas and of course the container port that continues to attract global custom

The cost of insuring commercial vessels transiting the Red Sea has more than doubled in recent days following deadly maritime attacks by Yemen’s Houthi forces, according to multiple industry sources.

California Bill Seeks Greater Transparency in Insurance Drone Imagery Use

Close up photo of generic design drone landing to the ground after a long fly. Active timespending at sunny day concept.

A bill moving through the California Senate Insurance Committee aims to strengthen consumer protections related to insurance companies’ use of drone and satellite imagery to evaluate properties.

Flooding Is Not Just a Coastal Threat

Struggling to keep his head above water in the strong current, a wild armadillo swims the heavily flooded and muddy Little Bear Creek after two days and nights of heavy November rains in the suburb of Colleyville, in Dallas Texas.

Flooding is often associated with coastal or high-risk areas, but recent events continue to show it can happen virtually anywhere.

Updates to Flood Insurance Requirements and Federal Floodplain Standards

Significant changes are underway regarding flood insurance requirements across the U.S., driven by updated FEMA flood maps and new federal regulations.

Alliant Insurance Services Expands Benefits Talent with Addition of Cheryl Blake

Cheryl Blake has joined Alliant Insurance Services as Senior Vice President within its Employee Benefits Group.

U.S. Home Insurance Rates Climb Over 40% in Six Years

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Homeowners across the U.S. have seen home insurance premiums rise significantly in recent years, with a LendingTree analysis of RateWatch data from S&P Global reporting a cumulative increase of 40.4% between 2019 and 2024.

Copper Prices Spike and Markets React as U.S. Announces Sweeping Tariffs Ahead of August Trade Deadline

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Copper prices surged to a record high this week following President Trump’s announcement of a 50% tariff on copper imports, part of a broader strategy to pressure foreign governments into trade negotiations.

Main Street Deserves Better BOP Options — Here’s Ours

At Berkley Small Business Solutions, we believe in right-sized coverage built for today’s retail shops, professional offices, and neighborhood services, not yesterday’s offerings.

Toyota Provides $600,000 for Texas Flood Relief

Toyota Provides $600,000 for Texas Flood Relief

Toyota and its partners are donating over $600,000 — including matching gifts, in-kind support, and volunteer efforts — to aid Kerr County and Texas Hill Country communities impacted by the July 4th floods.