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Matthew Power

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[1974-2014] Contributing editor at Harper's, write for GQ, Men's Journal, Businessweek, Wired, Outside, Slate, The Atavist, elsewhere. [archived account]
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Opportunities for Specialty Insurance Growth in 2026

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By Matthew Power
| Insurance Journal Verified
As we move further into 2026, insurers are taking stock of evolving market conditions and crystallizing the opportunities and priorities shaping the year ahead. In the specialty space, the outlook varies depending on your vantage point. Historically, the insurance industry has moved through monolithic phases, hardening or softening through various market cycles that generally followed catastrophic events, such as Hurricane Katrina or 9/11.
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Mining metal from waste

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By Duncan Pirrie, Laurance Donnelly, Matthew Power
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Recovering metals and other commodities from waste is not new; the old British proverb ‘where there’s muck there’s brass’ is as true today as in the past. It generally means that there is money to be made from unpleasant or dirty jobs and is perhaps exemplified in the past in the United Kingdom by nineteenth century rag-and-bone men, who collected unwanted scrap for recycling (Fig. 1).
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Law & Order | Michael Dirda

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By Michael Dirda, Matthew Power, Nathaniel Rich, Caroline Alexander
| Lapham's Quarterly Verified
When we look at the history of the world, it resembles nothing so much as a police blotter. Even the Bible is predominantly a record of crime and punishment, of sinfulness, large-scale and trivial, followed by rather Technicolor retribution—floods, plagues, ethnic cleansing, holocausts of every description.
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