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More than a week later, FBI avoids terror label for bombing
Read full article: More than a week later, FBI avoids terror label for bombingWe haven’t tied that yet," Doug Korneski, the FBI agent in charge of the agency’s Memphis office, told reporters last week at a news conference. He said terrorism coverage was the farthest detail from his mind when he was selecting an insurance policy seven years ago. “I hadn’t even heard of terrorism coverage back then,” Gibson said. He described “massive pieces of timber all around and lights flickering.”According to the Treasury Department, 30% to 40% of Tennessee businesses have excluded terrorism coverage from their policies. A 2002 federal law — enacted by Congress shortly after the 9/11 attacks — allows the Treasury secretary to certify an event as an terrorist act regardless of how law enforcement officials regard it.
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