Even Republicans are getting angry about Kristi Noem’s alleged mishandling of the Department of Homeland Security.

A new investigation raises questions about Donald Trump’s GoFundMe for survivors of Hurricane Helene.

The funds are headed to states where he’s had electoral success in the past.

Senator Ted Budd is threatening to revolt until the Department of Homeland Security steps things up.

If Noem’s handling of the Texas floods is anything to go by, we are in for a rough ride.

Republicans in Congress seem to be well aware this is gonna hurt their own constituents.

Donald Trump used a trip to disaster-hit areas to promise the end of the federal disaster assistance agency.

Donald Trump mulled the future of FEMA during his interview with Sean Hannity.

In the aftermath of a hurricane, the residents of western North Carolina are coming to terms with a new reality.

Kamala Harris should speak plainly about climate change—and then talk about the many things she could do as president to fix the home insurance crisis.

People will be left behind as Florida evacuates for Hurricane Milton. Will their deaths count as “accidents”?

These devastating storms are already political. And those affected by them deserve to hear a plan for the future.

Asheville, North Carolina, was supposed to be relatively safe from climate-related disasters. Then it flooded.

As the Southeast recovers from Hurricane Helene and braces for Hurricane Milton, a flood of falsehoods and conspiracy theories suggest a future threat.

The Republican misinformation industry kicked into high gear to sow mayhem in the communities hit hardest by Helene. It forecasts a storm of problems to come on Election Day.

Asheville residents still can’t drink the water from their faucets. And the Helene disaster isn’t the first time this has happened.

An interview with Olivia Troye, a top homeland security official in the Trump administration, about how badly Trump politicized disaster response as president—as seen from the inside.

Olivia Troye, a top Homeland Security official in the Trump administration, opens up about how he hyper-politicized disaster response as president—and why a second term would be worse.

One thing that needs to be said about this week's debate: Answers that bad, about devastation that severe, should be a scandal.

A for-profit insurance industry is a bad first line of defense against natural disasters. There’s a better way.