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Florida homeowners warned as hurricane season peaks: Most policies still won't cover flooding (opens the original)
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A standard homeowners insurance policy in Florida usually does not include flood insurance, which Treasure Coast News said is worth remembering as the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season reaches its peak. When a storm dumps rain, pushes water higher, and leaves a big cleanup bill behind, that missing protection can become an expensive shock. One of the first things many buyers learn too late is that a homeowners policy does not cover every kind of property damage. Flood losses are usually handled und
New Mexico sees record 6,200 home insurance non-renewals as insurers retreat over fires (opens the original)
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While New Mexico homeowners are facing a growing threat as wildfire flames inch closer to their front doors, they also have another problem to contend with. According to Source NM, insurers refused to renew policies on more than 6,200 New Mexico homes in 2025 — the highest total ever recorded in the state — underscoring how climate-fueled disasters are reshaping one of the most basic household costs. Rio Arriba, Taos, Sandoval, and Santa Fe counties appear to be the counties most at risk, Source
Ford faces Michigan class action after keeping $1.3B tariff refund, not reimbursing buyers (opens the original)
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Ford is facing a proposed class action in Michigan after saying it expects a one-time $1.3 billion gain from tariffs, even as it maintains that customers who may have paid tariff-related markups will not be reimbursed. At issue is whether buyers who absorbed higher prices linked to those tariffs should get a refund once the underlying costs are reversed. A Ford Mustang Mach-E owner filed the case in Michigan, Ford Authority reported, citing The Detroit News. The complaint alleges that Ford worke
GM led US sales in Q2, but EV demand slid after the $7,500 tax credit expired (opens the original)
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General Motors still led auto sales in the United States in the second quarter, but one part of its business moved in the opposite direction: electric vehicles. The company's latest sales figures show EV demand can weaken quickly when purchase incentives disappear, even as high gas prices and fuel savings keep cleaner cars in the conversation. Though GM sold more vehicles in the second quarter than any other automaker, its volume slipped year over year, reaching 714,896 vehicles, down from 746,5
Virginia utility CEO says 'affordability is essential' as Dominion customers call bills unaffordable (opens the original)
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Many Virginia families are finding it harder to cover electric bills that have recently gone up, even as Dominion Energy's chief executive says affordability is a core part of the company's mission. The disconnect underscores a familiar problem for utility customers: Even when a company says rates remain competitive on paper, families still have to absorb the real-world hit. Investors heard Dominion Energy CEO Bob Blue say that "affordability is essential" to the public service provided by the R
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