Camila Domonoske

Camila Domonoske, NPR cars and energy correspondent who tracks auto insurance trends, explains why rates soared and what matters when shopping for coverage. She covers comparing insurers and using stackable discounts. Non-driving factors like credit and ZIP code can drive prices. Tips include when to file claims, checking insurance before buying a car, and ways to handle teen drivers and unaffordable premiums.

Camila Domonoske, NPR's business correspondent specializing in energy, dives into President Trump's intriguing plans for Venezuela's oil reserves. She clarifies that the 30-50 million barrels in question are blocked by sanctions, not part of new production. The discussion covers the hefty billion-dollar value of this oil, Trump's messaging around reclaiming it, and the geopolitical implications of controlling Venezuelan resources. Camila also raises critical questions about market impact, investment risks, and the feasibility of rebuilding Venezuela's oil output.

Camila Domonoske, an NPR correspondent covering cars and energy, digs into the wild rise in car insurance costs. She gets into why ZIP codes, credit scores, jobs, and teen drivers can send bills soaring. She also explores shopping around, claim choices, checking rates before buying a car, and when higher coverage limits may be worth it.