Hurricane Ian victims should get insurance claims in early: Deborah Hoffman
SWFL Insurance owner Deborah Hoffman discusses how Hurricane Ian is affecting Florida's insurance market on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Twitter, Elon Musk's Oct. 17 trial to proceed, judge says
Twitter and Elon Musk's trial over the Tesla CEO's attempt to walk away from his $44 billion acquisition of the social media giant will proceed as planned, according to a filing from Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick.
Lottery officials in Philippines say nothing suspicious after 433 players share $4M jackpot
Lottery officials in the Philippines are standing by a highly unusual outcome in their Grand Lotto jackpot after over 400 people claimed the top prize.
Fort Myers businesses face ‘a lot of cleanup, rebuilding’ after Hurricane Ian: Franco Russo
Fort Myers Beach restaurateur Franco Russo says it could be two to five years before the area is fully recovered from damage due to Hurricane Ian.
Business owners expect increase in revenue: Sharon Miller
Bank of America President of Small Business Sharon Miller provides an outlook for business owners amid inflation on 'Mornings with Maria.'
Hurricane Ian's impact on the citrus industry
Everstream Analytics Chief Meteorologist Jon Davis discusses Hurricane Ian's effect on the citrus farming industry on 'Mornings with Maria.'
Ronna McDaniel: We must keep ‘Big Tech’s thumb off the scale’ of democracy
RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel says the political organization is preparing legal action against Google for alleged suppression of more than 22 million government and fundraising emails last month.
RNC chairwoman claims Google is allegedly participating in voter suppression
RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel discusses data proving Google had limited the organization’s email distribution.
Gas price spike, could be key factor in November's midterms
C3 Solutions Vice President of Public Policy Nick Loris examines America's energy crisis and why gas prices are spiking again on 'The Evening Edit.'
Five IRS employees stole COVID relief funds to buy Gucci, trips to Las Vegas, Justice Department says
Five IRS workers have been charged with obtaining COVID-19 relief funds through false applications and spending the money on luxury goods.
USPS workers arrested in $1.3M credit card fraud, identity theft scheme
The Justice Department said several Postal Service employees had been arrested in connection with the theft and unauthorized use of credit cards and identities.
Requested a late-filing tax extension? The deadline is looming closer
The Internal Revenue Service is urging Americans who received a late-filing extension to submit their 2021 tax returns before the Oct. 17 deadline.
Gen. Jack Keane: US 'investment' in Ukraine denied Putin his ambitions, kept America's future secure
Senior strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane addressed concerns over the U.S. spending $66 billion to fund Ukraine's war against Russia in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.
Energy experts sound alarm on Europe's energy crisis as 'clear and present warning' for America
A group of energy experts warned GOP lawmakers against "blindly" following the European Union's climate policies, noting the bloc's major crisis pushing consumer prices higher.
Hurricane Ian has insurance crime experts warning car-buyers over flood-damaged vehicles
An untold number of vehicles were flooded by Hurricane Ian, and an insurance group is now warning car-buyers of the risk of fraud when those cars are sold.
Google quietly backtracks on racial quota for PhD fellowship program: report
Google has revered its racial quota policy for its PhD fellowship program following pushback that accused the company of unfairly discriminating against Asians.
Typical US household spends $24k on bills per year: report
The typical U.S. household spends just over $24,000 on bills on a yearly basis, according to a report released Monday by the online bill pay service Doxo.
Georgia state court rejects incentive plan for Rivian $5-billion plant
A state court in Georgia rejected a $1.5 Billion incentive to bring a Rivian factory to the state on the grounds that the proposal did not appear feasible.
Zelle fraud on rise, according to Massachusetts senator
A report from Democratic Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren's office alleged fraud and scam incidents are becoming more frequent on the payment service Zelle.
Hurricane Ian: How to apply for flood insurance
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is urging residents affected by Hurricane Ian to begin the process of filing a claim even if they haven't returned home.