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The DHS chief has faced extensive criticism for delaying FEMA’s response following natural disasters.

Hurricane Erin is set to generate "monster" waves along the East Coast as it moves through the Atlantic, despite its trajectory likely remaining well offshore

A quake measuring only 5.2 on the Richter scale would result in approximately $4.7 billion in damage in New York City if it hit today. It would also completely destroy around 100 buildings and leave about 2,000 people without homes, as stated in a disaster evaluation conducted by the city in 2019

Tourists in Hawaii were stranded after cruise ships left ports early amid tsunami concerns sparked by the 8.8-magnitude earthquake that occurred off Russia Wednesday morning.

Researchers at the University of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada, have issued a warning that the often neglected Tintina fault line might cause devastating earthquakes throughout North America. Such events could severely disrupt infrastructure, cause landslides, and affect thousands from Alaska to Montana

The threats come amid public scrutiny over whether more could have been done ahead of the July 4 storm, which has claimed at least 132 lives.

It was the inaugural instance of a fresh wave of intense weather halting the search effort since the flooding over the Fourth of July holiday, which resulted in at least 132 fatalities

After catastrophic flooding in central Texas left the area devastated, the Trump administration’s lackluster response offers a chilling glimpse of what’s in store for when the next disaster strikes.

Dick Eastland was carried off by the dangerous current as he and his son moved from cabin to cabin to guide campers to safer ground

Camp Mystic’s emergency plan was approved by Texas inspectors just two days before disaster struck Friday when floods ravaged the grounds, killing 27 campers and counselors, according to a report.

Storm reports from the National Weather Service office in Albuquerque indicate floodwaters have reached homes and several roads throughout Ruidoso are covered with water.

Texas initiated emergency response operations two days prior to the catastrophic floods that hit the state on Friday—a decision that officials said may have saved hundreds of lives

Lorena Guillen's RV park was fully booked for the holiday weekend, but all 28 trailers were swept away in Friday's flood

Marjorie Taylor Greene's statement following the Texas floods ignited discussions about cloud seeding and other topics

NY Post readers discuss the cause of flash-flooding fatalities in Texas, with many on the left blaming President Trump.

Jeff Ramsey, 61, an insurance salesman from Lewisville, is still missing after the deadly torrent struck his Airstream camper at the HTR RV Park in Kerrville, where he was staying with his wife, Tanya, 46, and the couple’s whippet dog, Chloe.

The Rev. Richard Koons narrowly survived a 1987 Texas disaster starkly similar to the catastrophic flooding Friday.

A photo shows all 13 girls and two counselors in spotless white dresses and skirts and white sneakers, beaming at the camera. Less than five days later every person in the photo was swept away by the Texas flash floods.

A nurse from Camp Mystic recorded these distressing moments as she, along with hundreds of other campers and staff, were evacuated from the devastated area after Friday's disastrous floods

Local authorities have asserted that nobody anticipated the potential for flooding and have justified their measures

Authorities still have not said how many people were missing beyond the children from Camp Mystic, a Christian summer camp along a river in Kerr County where most of the dead were recovered.

State officials reported that 27 girls from Camp Mystic, a riverside Christian camp for girls located in Hunt, Texas, remained missing roughly 36 hours following the flood

The names of some of the nearly two dozen girls missing from Camp Mystic after a devastating flood in Hunt, Texas, are starting to emerge.

At least 13 people are dead and young girls at a Christian summer camp are missing after their cabins were apparently washed away by "catastrophic" and fatal flooding in Texas.

The storm was downgraded slightly before making landfall, from a powerful Category 4 to a Category 3.