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The Trump administration announced Thursday that it is conducting a sweeping review of more than 55 million valid U.S. visa holders, searching for potential violations that could trigger deportation as part of its escalating crackdown on foreign nationals.
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In Hawaiʻi, a married couple left without hurricane insurance now fears the growing threat of natural disasters.
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Luis Leon’s family was first informed that he had died, but they later discovered he was alive in a hospital in Guatemala.
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Families of the missing endure a distinct and harrowing form of grief known as ambiguous loss.
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On Friday, the European Union approved its 18th sanctions package against Russia in response to the ongoing war in Ukraine, introducing additional measures designed to inflict further damage on Russia’s oil and energy sectors.
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A Maryland couple has been sentenced to 12 and 4 years in prison, respectively, following their convictions for orchestrating a $20 million insurance fraud scheme.
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams has enacted a new law that reduces the mandatory auto liability insurance coverage for for-hire vehicles.
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Zurich Insurance Group AG has announced its acquisition of BOXX Insurance Inc., a Canadian company specializing in cyber risk management, marking the Swiss insurer’s latest strategic move to strengthen its presence in the insurtech space.
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Nationwide announced the successful completion of its $1.25 billion acquisition of Allstate’s Group Health business segment. The deal was initially announced in January.
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The United States and the Group of Seven nations have reached an agreement to back a proposal that would exempt U.S. companies from certain elements of an existing global tax framework, according to a statement released by the G7 on Saturday.
The Trump administration announced Thursday that it is conducting a sweeping review of more than 55 million valid U.S. visa holders, searching for potential violations that could trigger deportation as part of its escalating crackdown on foreign nationals.
