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Women’s Dating App Tea Reports 72,000 Images Stolen in Security Breach
Tea, an app that lets women anonymously comment and review dates with men, said it has suffered a data breach, with hackers gaining access to 72,000 user images. A Tea spokesperson confirmed the hack ...
Construction Projects Facing Delays Under Threat of ICE
Under a broiling Alabama sky a frustrated Robby Robertson, a construction site superintendent, surveys an 84,000 square foot, mostly built recreation center close to the Gulf coast port city of ...
Forest Clearing Causes 18x More Floods and 105% Bigger Storms: Study
Clear-cutting forests doesn't just raise flood risk — it can supercharge it. The process of clearing all of the trees in an area can make catastrophic floods 18 times more frequent with effects ...
New Expert Report Cites 6 Urgent Actions to Address Insurance Crisis
California is in the midst of an insurance crisis, and a new report highlights several contributing factors, including the unsustainable growth of the FAIR Plan, the state's prolonged rate filing and ...
California Utility Fund to Compensate Victims of January’s Deadly Eaton Fire Near LA
Southern California Edison announced last week that it will create a program to compensate victims of January's devastating Eaton Fire near Los Angeles, even as the cause of the blaze that killed 19 ...
Fewer Insureds Shopping, More Switching, Says JD Power
Shopping slowed, but switching endures. That's according to a recent report from J.D. Power, assessing insureds' shopping habits for auto, home and renters insurance in Q2 2025. Overall shopping ...
Some Large Accounts Start Seeing Chubb’s Back as It Focuses on Middle, Small
The global middle market and small commercial is where it's at for Chubb, according to its CEO. "The pattern of growth and opportunity continues," Evan G. Greenberg said on a call with analysts to ...
Green Bond Issuance Dives Almost a Third Amid Global Climate Backtracking
The amount of "green" bonds sold by governments, banks, and companies has slumped by almost a third this year amid the rollback of climate change policies in the United States and Europe, new figures ...