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For decades, the hardest person to prosecute in a New York staged car crash ring was not the driver. It was the person who set it up.

The drivers and passengers in staged vehicles faced direct criminal exposure — staging a motor vehicle accident...


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The standoff is over.

On September 3, 2026, UT Health East Texas and UnitedHealthcare announced they had reached a new long-term agreement. Every UT Health East Texas hospital, clinic, and employed physician remained in network. No patient lost coverage. No one had to scramble for alternatives on Labor Day weekend.

“Patients covered by UnitedHealthcare can conti...


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Washington Insurance Commissioner Patty Kuderer announced this morning that she has approved an average 22.2 percent rate increase for individual health plans in 2027. It is the highest increase in almost a decade. It is the third consecutive year of double-digit increases. And it affects approximately 250,000 Washingtonians who buy their own insurance through the state’s hea...


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When the ground started moving in Rancho Palos Verdes, the homeowners there did what homeowners are supposed to do when something goes wrong. They called their insurance companies.

In 2024, the city surveyed residents in the landslide area about their insurance coverage. None of the residents surveyed had insurance that covered landslides.

Not some. Not most. No...


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Every week, millions of Texas seniors fill a prescription. Many of them have been managing type 2 diabetes for years. Some of them take Ozempic — a medication that, before Medicare negotiated its price, cost more than $900 per month without assistance.

Starting January 1, 2027, those Texas seniors will pay less. Because the federal government just negotiated the price....


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