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Insured losses from Hurricane Isaac may run $1-$2 billion as US reaches halfway point of unusually active hurricane season.

A new Kaiser study says health insurance premiums rose modestly this year, in large part because Americans are delaying care.

New report says U.S. health care wastes $750 billion annually on systemic inefficiencies and needless procedures.

U.S. employers are grappling with different approaches, including cost-shifting, to comply with the Affordable Care Act.

Government, insurance and mobile technology continue to search for answers to deadly cellphone use while driving.

The recent Supreme Court ruling on health reform gives the “working poor” another gap to worry about — the Medicaid gap.

A Tennessee man who murdered his wife can keep $200,000 of her life insurance settlement, a court rules.

As Tropical Storm Isaac gains strength, could it ultimately force cancellation of the Republican National Convention?

Life insurance is something people don’t want to think about. But here’s why everyone needs to have a policy for their family.

Social media rushed to judgment against Progressive auto insurance for following the rules in a Maryland traffic fatality.