Florida Sues FEMA, Says Relief Workers Ignored Trump Backers (1)
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody has sued the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and a former employee, for allegedly instructing hurricane relief workers to avoid residences displaying signs supporting President-elect Donald Trump.
Florida Sues FEMA, Alleging Discrimination Against Trump Supporters
FEMA earlier this week said it fired an employee who advised her survivor assistance team in Florida to not go to homes with yard signs supporting Trump. FEMA said the matter was referred for investigation to the Office of Special Counsel.
MIAMI LAKES, Fla. - Rep. Tom Fabricio, R-Miami Lakes, advocated using the Florida State Guard on Friday after an employee ...
According to whistleblower reports, FEMA workers in Lake Placid were directed to ignore storm victims in households that ...
TAMPA, Fla. — Once again, Hillsborough County officials have extended the local state of emergency following Hurricane Milton ...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency supervisor accused of telling staff to skip Florida homes with Trump campaign signs ...
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Scalise promises House investigation after FEMA official blocked aid to Florida Trump homesGov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is also calling for his own investigation from the Sunshine State’s Division of Emergency Management ...
In a ruling that could have widespread ripple effects for hospitals across the state, a Tallahassee appeals court has blocked ...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency supervisor accused of ordering her subordinates to bypass homes with Trump ...
In a proactive move aimed at protecting property owners, the Florida Department of Financial Services (DFS) has launched what it refers to as ...
Just because Amendment 4 failed to meet the 60 percent threshold doesn't mean the fight for reproductive rights in Florida ...
Florida's abortion amendment failed to pass with majority votes. Some women feel seen: ‘Even when we win, we lose’ ...
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Federal prosecutors say a California teenager pleaded guilty Wednesday in a case involving the swatting of a Florida mosque, among other institutions and individuals.
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