President Trump says he wants to phase out FEMA and shift the burden to states, but many states don’t have the resources to manage disasters on their own, experts warn.

Due to U.S. trade policies, another global financial institution forecasted slower economic growth on Tuesday. The World Bank cut its annual economic growth forecast, saying President Donald Trump's ...

President Donald Trump's plan to phase out FEMA after the 2025 hurricane season is drawing criticism and mixed reactions from ...

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President Donald Trump has said he wants state and local officials to shoulder more of the burden of disaster response, even ...

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As the U.S. South reels from a scourge of deadly tornadoes and braces for hurricane season, the Federal Emergency Management ... administration’s plan to shift the agency’s mission, Associated ...

Emergency Management sources across ... But now, FEMA is looking to shift more of the financial burden on states and local municipalities. “There are some states that can probably handle that ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s acting chief plans to shift responsibility for disaster ... prepare to shoulder more of the financial burden, he said, warning that the typical federal ...