The Biden administration on Monday submitted a new funding request to Congress of nearly $100 billion for the government's ongoing response to the hurricanes.

The request comes after the Federal Emergency Management Agency has spent rapidly from its disaster relief fund during hurricane season.

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Fla., questioned how FEMA could continue to confidently claim no political discrimination within the agency without a complete investigation.

The Biden administration on Monday submitted a new funding request to Congress of nearly $100 billion for the government's ...

President Biden requests $100 billion in emergency disaster relief, urging Congress to provide funds for FEMA, farmers, ...

President Joe Biden is requesting nearly $100 billion in emergency disaster aid after Hurricanes Helene and Milton, and other ...

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) contended the Federal Emergency Management Agency had been “weaponized” to discriminate against conservatives, adding that the most recent claims ...

Beyond the outright false statements swirling on social media, much of the confusion and criticism comes down to a ...

A Federal Emergency Management Agency worker has been fired after she directed workers helping hurricane survivors not to go ...

FEMA removed Marn'i Washington from her role for telling the relief team to skip homes with Donald Trump signs in Florida ...

Joe Biden said his administration had a duty to make the next 74 days count before Donald Trump takes over at the White House ...