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Figure Showing Collapsed Segment of Road Near Maricao, Puerto Rico, September 2018

El Estado de la Recuperación Dos Años después de los Huracanes Irma y Maria

Photo of a flooded neighborhood.

As Flood Risks Increase, Most Americans Still Don't Have Insurance for It (Interactive Map)

Image shows a downed powerline pole silhouetted against a stormy sky.

El Apagón—The Blackout. Puerto Rico’s Continuing Struggle for Stable Electricity

Debris from a fire on a roadside

After Disaster Strikes, the Mountains of Debris Left Behind Are the Next Crisis

Photo showing debris stacked up on a neighborhood road with houses in the background. Photo taken in 2024 after Hurricanes Milton and Helen hit Florida.

After A Disaster, Survivors May Get Hit Again By Scammers

Image shows three FEMA urban search and rescue personnel deployed to a disaster. There is rubble visible in the background.

FEMA Staffing Shortages Could Mean Disaster for Future Response Efforts

Aerial photo showing New Orleans flooding after Hurricane Katrina in August 2005.

After Hurricane Katrina, Monitoring Levees Gets a National Approach

Capitol building

GAO’s High Risk List Highlights Ways to Save Billions and Help Agencies Work Better

Photo from FEMA showing damage to a movie theater in the wake of a tornado. The movie theater seats remain, but the wall where the screen was is gone.

After Disaster Hits, Rural Communities Face Unique Challenges in Recovering

A collage of treaties between the U.S. government and tribal entities.

Funding and Programs Meant to Help Tribes May Not Be Reaching Them

Flooding photo

Can FEMA and Flood Insurance Keep Up with the Rising Tide of Risks?

Waikiki Beach in Hawaii

Federal jobs in Hawaii and Alaska—Sounds like a dream. So why are they so hard to fill?

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