Trump repeats debunked claims about FEMA as he surveys storm damage in North Carolina
Surveying storm damage in North Carolina, former President Donald Trump on Monday blasted federal emergency responders whose work has been stymied by armed harassment and a deluge of misinformation, but he said he was not concerned that the aftermath of Hurricane Helene would affect election results in the battleground state.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump declined to condemn violent threats to Federal Emergency Management Agency ...
FEMA recently paused its recovery effort in the area amid a flurry of threats and reports of being targeted by militias.
Project 2025—the playbook written by Trump appointees as a quick-start guide for his second term in office—threatens to dismantle the institutions that protect the nation in times of disaster ...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency's goal to tailor the relief it delivers to various communities, such as by using ...
FEMA regional administrator Robert Samaan told 60 Minutes that "mistrust in government" makes it harder to deliver aid to ...
The presidential campaign in North Carolina is playing out in the aftermath of a devastating hurricane and a tumultuous ...
As Hurricane Milton barreled toward Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis described state preparations in public remarks but did not ...
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre discusses the administration's repsonse to Hurricane Helene and Hurricane ...
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