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All things considered, Harry and Louise--that folksy, fictional, middle-class couple that helped kill First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's healthcare reform proposals back in the mid-90s--might very

There was some grumbling during a recent meeting of insurer financial officers about whether the industry is making too much, or too little money. NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman says it depends on

In a statement, American Insurance Association President Marc Racicot, a former governor of Montana, said the legislation continues to cause serious concerns for AIA's member companies, who do not

Despite a looming veto threat from the Bush administration and anticipated opposition in the Senate, the House has passed legislation reforming the National Flood Insurance Program--including a

Property-casualty insurer net income for the first half of this year soared by double-digits to $32.6 billion, but deepening price cuts in all but catastrophe-exposed properties are beginning to

A letter from funded consumer representatives at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners rips the organization on the closeness of some state regulators to the industry, including former