WASHINGTON--House Democrats are moving on legislative action today designed to signal the Senate that some House provisions must be included in a final bill extending the federal backstop for terrorism

WASHINGTON--House Democrats are moving on legislative action today designed to signal the Senate that some House provisions must be included in a final bill extending the federal backstop for terrorism

WASHINGTON--The Inspector General's Office of the Department of Homeland Security said a report on its lengthy investigation into whether the World Trade Captive Insurance Company is handling illness c

WASHINGTON-- New York's governor and mayor made a plea today that a provision providing an incentive for insurers to cover terrorism risk in prime target areas be included in legislation extending the

Congress is back to work after a two-week Thanksgiving break with a huge agenda, including the need to reconcile major differences between the House and Senate versions of the Terrorism Risk

The decision by industry critic Trent Lott, R-Miss., to give up his Senate seat, combined with the softening insurance market, is expected to ease the backlash in Congress against the industry over

In seeking comments from the property- casualty industry on what insurance regulation should look like in the United States, the Treasury Department laid bare a rift between those seeking to maintain

The current government support program for terrorism insurance expires Dec. 31, and Congress returns to work Monday. The Senate bill essentially extends the current program for seven years, through 20