NEW YORK — Investors spent the week parsing two big U.S. policy signals that don’t usually land on the same tape: a sweeping climate rollback that could reshape emissions regulation for years, and renewed tariff uncertainty that has already pushed volatility higher across stocks, bonds and currencies. On the climate front, the Environmental Protection Agency…
Insurers have always cared about risk, but they are now scrutinizing unpermitted renovations with a new intensity. As more claims trace back to work that never passed inspection, companies are tightening underwriting, probing property histories, and using any hint of unauthorized construction as a reason to limit what they pay. If you have done upgrades…
The FBI has increased the reward to $100,000 for information leading to the location of Nancy Guthrie, escalating its public appeal as investigators widened the search and released new images and identification details aimed at generating fresh tips. The updated reward and new materials come as the case remains a national focus, with law enforcement…
When you talk about resale, buyers rarely ask about your wiring first, but their lenders, inspectors, and insurance companies increasingly do. One electrical decision in particular, upgrading your main service panel, can quietly determine whether your listing feels like a safe, future‑proof purchase or a project to be discounted. If you are weighing where to…
ORANGEBURG, S.C. — Two men were killed and a third person was wounded in a shooting inside a dorm room at South Carolina State University, prompting an overnight campus lockdown and renewed scrutiny of safety measures at the historically Black school in Orangeburg. University officials said the shooting happened Thursday night inside a room at…
Once you start cutting into walls, every hidden pipe, cable, and stud layout turns from abstract plan into expensive reality. If you document those details before anything is covered, you give yourself a visual map that can save hours of guesswork, prevent damage, and protect you in disputes. Before any behind-the-wall work begins, your camera…
WASHINGTON — Attorney General Pam Bondi’s testimony before the House Judiciary Committee has triggered a new round of political fallout, with lawmakers accusing the Justice Department’s leadership of running “damage control” rather than providing transparent answers about the handling of Epstein-related materials and the department’s internal processes. The hearing — billed as Justice Department oversight…
When a storm rips shingles off your roof or a burst pipe floods your living room, your first instinct is to fix what you can as fast as you can. Insurers, however, draw a sharp line between short term damage control and work that looks more like a finished repair. That line matters, because even…