Since 2019, Kentucky has faced 12 major disaster declarations... — devastating floods, deadly tornadoes, and more. Trump's plan to dissolve FEMA would force states to shoulder massive costs and administrative burdens when we need to focus on helping families rebuild.show more

In her first 100 days, @Sec_Noem traveled to North... Carolina and Kentucky to hear directly from survivors. The American people need FEMA to work faster and more efficiently to meet their needs. We are changing how things operate and reforming our policies to do just that.show more

Toronto has been through some massive floods this summer.... We need to look at all possible solutions to manage and mitigate the impacts these have on residents and the entire city. Yesterday I got to learn more about PurePave and I’m genuinely impressed.show more

Trump has no problem posting 14 unhinged social media... posts and then decides to play a game or two of golf, but doesn’t mention the Devastating Tornadoes in Kentucky and Missouri! Lives were lost because of no warnings since DOGE made Cuts to the National Weather Service! 😡show more

Asheville residents with the Helene Survivors Committee rallied during... Trump's visit to demand federal relief. FEMA has evicted more than 1,600 hurricane survivors who have lost their homes. Helene Survivors demand FEMA extend its hotel voucher program and help them rebuild.show more

Spain's devastating floods highlight the need for massive investment... to address the climate crisis. The fossil fuel giants have made eye-watering profits while fuelling climate chaos. Today I called for oil and gas companies to be made to pay for the climate action we need.show more

We have deployed a Samaritan's Purse disaster relief unit... and a supply trailer to #Mississippi where deadly tornadoes tore through the state last night. Please pray for all those affected as we respond to help in Jesus’ Name.show more

🌪️ America in Ruins – Devastating Tornadoes Strike! The... U.S. is reeling from a weekend of monster storms and deadly tornadoes that left 40 dead and 142 injured. 🔥 75 tornadoes tore through multiple states, leveling homes and leaving thousands without power. Alabama, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, and Mississippi were hit hardest.show more

BREAKING: The death toll from floods and landslides on... the Indonesian island of Sumatra has risen to 303 according to the national disaster agency 🇮🇩🙏show more

Yeah who would want to go 200+ mph between... major economic hubs in the United States when we can just add one more lane?show more

Major matches, major opportunities, and more on the road... to #AEWAllInTexas bring us to #AEWDynamite300! Don't miss a moment when we are LIVE at 8/7c tomorrow on TBS and @sportsonmaxshow more

Young Traders at Adum protested yesterday against the authorities'... plan to secure the burnt market and rebuild it into a more modern, spacious, and accessible place for business. The traders insisted they would rebuild the market on their own.show more

Farmers, distillers, and small business owners in my district... are already getting hammered by the affordability crisis. Now Trump wants to make everything 20% more expensive?! We need to be lowering costs for American families, not taxing them even more!show more

Siphiwe Tshabalala Foundation Brings Relief to Flood-Stricken Families in... Limpopo Kaizer Chiefs legend Siphiwe Tshabalala and his foundation have stepped in to assist families devastated by recent flooding in Limpopo, offering much-needed relief to communities hard hit by severe weather. Heavy rains in January triggered widespread flooding across the province, cutting off communities, damaging homes, closing schools and prompting government disaster declarations. Many residents have faced loss of property, displacement and disruptions to daily life. Responding to this crisis, the Siphiwe Tshabalala Foundation delivered aid directly to affected households including essential supplies and support to help families begin the long process of recovery. Tshabalala’s initiative comes amid a broader relief effort across the province, which has seen non-profits, government agencies and civil society groups mobilise resources to assist those in need. Local leaders and residents have welcomed the foundation’s intervention, noting that community-focused efforts play a vital role in bridging gaps where urgent needs remain. With infrastructure damaged and many families still grappling with the impact of the floods, Tshabalala’s support underscores the importance of both high-profile and grassroots action in disaster response. The floods have had a far-reaching impact, disrupting education and infrastructure, and prompting ongoing aid distributions and calls for long-term recovery planning by authorities.show more

TN’s first-in-the-nation diaper program is up & running for... children under two on TennCare. Families in need are invited to visit to learn more & receive up to 100 free diapers per month, easing one of the largest financial burdens on new families.show more

It's all fun and games on social media, things... rapidly come to focus when faced with reality... don't they Sweetie 🤔show more

🇪🇺🇺🇲 US Vice President JD Vance: “We cannot rebuild... Western Civilisation, we cannot rebuild the United States or Europe by letting millions and millions of unvetted migrants coming into our country and it has to stop.” MEGAshow more

We have delivered diapers and infant milk tins to... the displaced families. With your generous contribution, we continue to provide to the families currently suffering from the devastating effects of the genocide. DONATE:show more

Thirty days after Storm Erin brought deadly floods that... killed eight and destroyed homes and livestock in São Vicente, Cape Verde, the island has again faced heavy rains and flooding.show more

🚨 WOW! Kentucky’s Democrat Governor just DEBUNKED Democrats’ attacks... on Trump’s FEMA “Trump’s FEMA has done a good job in Kentucky. They’ve bettered their customer service. We’re not getting NEARLY as many complaints. They’re getting a lot of money through individual assistance out to families, especially after flooding. It’s actually a CREDIT to his administration!” Great job Kristi Noem and Tricia McLaughlin!show more