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Explainer: More eyes turn to FEMA as Hurricane Milton approaches
Hurricanes Milton and Helene are putting new pressure on the federal government's emergency response agency FEMA, which is already short of money, hit by a politics-fueled disinformation campaign and burdened by its past failures in handling massive storms.
FEMA chief decries rumors, disinformation about hurricane recovery as worst ever
Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Deanne Criswell said Tuesday that rumors and disinformation will become a regular part of natural disaster response moving forward, and rebuked those seeking to benefit politically from spreading false information.
Hundreds of FEMA staff are on the ground in Florida supporting Helene recovery and are coordinating with the state to prepare ...
The TikToker with nearly 13 million followers has found herself the subject of controversy as some say she was spreading ...
Policymakers in both parties, including Donald Trump, have cut spending deals with a small slice of FEMA funds going to care ...
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is pushing back against what he says is disinformation on the agency's ...
"FEMA spent over $1 BILLION in taxpayer dollars on providing housing and services to illegal aliens," an X user claimed.
Amid an intense hurricane season and growing concerns about its budget, FEMA is spending billions each month on COVID relief.
As FEMA fends off troubling allegations about relief funding, a webinar resurfaced of panelists discussing the need to ...
The false claim that FEMA cannot financially support victims of Hurricane Helene has been circulated by former President ...
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