A bill working its way through the Illinois legislature could mean good news for homeowners and drivers concerned about insurance rates.

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Thousands of casual academics are owed millions of dollars in backpay after a critical intervention from the National Tertiary Union led to ...

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The child endured 'severe nightmares' in the days following the attack on the puppies at home after being shown the clip on a ...

LZ Granderson: There are two Americas. Falling mortgage rates matter only to the wealthy one (ATTENTION EDITORS: 1 photo accompanies this column. FILENAME: OPED-GRANDERSON-COLUMN-GET.jpg) ...

The Syracuse City School District’s utility bill was a whopping $1 million in January, more than double what they spent the year before. That high bill is likely the new norm. A National Grid rate ...

The Dalilah Law, the Senate bill introduced by Sen. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) following President Trump’s call during the State of the Union, would trigger a sharp, immediate contraction in trucking capacity ...

The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that state regulators misapplied the law when they approved a Duke Energy fuel rate adjustment. Customers will not receive refunds. Other WRAL Top ...

The country's top 100 law firms by gross revenue almost uniformly pushed annual rate increases above 10% in January bankruptcy court filings. Second hundred firms were less aggressive on rate ...

Under President Donald J. Trump’s leadership, America is safer than it has been in over a century — and brand new data proves it. A new report shows the murder rate across the nation’s biggest cities ...

Amid voter concern about the economy and affordability, President Donald Trump announced a new policy: a 10% cap on credit card interest rates for one year. A Jan. 10 White House X post included an ...