FEMA, Trump
Hear from fired FEMA employee accused of skipping homes of Trump supporters
Florida’s attorney general has filed a lawsuit against FEMA after a now-fired employee advised her team to avoid homes with President-elect Donald Trump campaign signs in their yards. FEMA officials say this clearly violated the agency’s core values and principles.
According to FEMA, more than 320,000 pounds had already been removed as part of the project, including 65 truckloads at the ...
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) contended the Federal Emergency Management Agency had been “weaponized” ...
FNC's Shannon Bream hosts Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts, Juan Williams, Stef Kight from Axios, and Tiffany ...
Florida has sued the Federal Emergency Management Agency, alleging discrimination in hurricane relief efforts against ...
FEMA, led by Administrator Deanne Criswell, has been at the center of a storm of controversy since hurricanes Helene and ...
Whether to sell or rebuild is a question on the minds of many people in Clearwater after their homes were destroyed by ...
FEMA previously approved a declaration for public assistance funds to assist Suffolk County, but in rejecting the governor's ...
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Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is suing current and former FEMA officials after allegations that the agency ignored ...
A lawyer representing Tillamook County in its ongoing response to the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s attempt to force ...
Representatives from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) are urging any individuals and households affected by ...
The FEMA Disaster Recovery Center in Spartanburg County will remain open until December 6. The center was originally set to ...
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