The Latest Breaking News from FEMA

When powerful storms hit your city, which neighborhoods are most likely to flood? In many cities, they’re typically low-income areas. They may have poor drainage, or they lack protections such as seawalls.

Exclusive: One in six female survivors surveyed felt forced to engage in ‘survival sex’ for necessities after 2023 catastrophic Hawaii fire

Geologists race to collect perishable data as Kentucky residents ‘scared to death’ over floods amid Trump cuts

Doge has cut staff at Fema, EPA and the army corps, who are crucial for helping survivors get back on their feet

The Trump administration has been releasing people charged with being in the country illegally to nongovernmental shelters along the U.S. border with Mexico after telling those organizations that providing migrants with temporary housing and other aid may violate a law used to prosecute smugglers

A federal judge has blocked a Trump administration decision to revoke Harvard University’s ability to enroll international students

Trump's problems today are more important than Biden's problems yesterday

TeleMessage takes versions of popular apps and makes it possible to archive messages in adherence with government regulations

Homeland Security Secretary resorts to use of lie-detector exams in attempt to expose members of staff leaking unflattering information to the press, according to report

Tornado caused over $1 billion in damages to the city

Mississippi’s request for federal disaster assistance is pending more than two months after 18 tornados ripped through the state, killing seven and damaging hundreds of homes