US EditionTexas officials face scrutiny over response to catastrophic and deadly flooding
- Texas officials are facing scrutiny for their response to serious flooding, which resulted in fatalities.
- Twenty-Seven girls from Camp Mystic remain unaccounted for after the floods.
- Kerr County Judge Rob Kelly noted the lack of a flood warning system due to costs and local opposition.
- Meteorologists confirmed that the National Weather Service provided sufficient warning for evacuations ahead of the floods.
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Karin Eriksson: It Is Inevitable that Attention Will Be Directed at Trump After the Tragedy in Texas
WASHINGTON. Flood warnings didn't reach everyone along the Guadalupe River in Texas. And warnings about cuts to the state's weather service were ignored by the Trump administration for months. So it's inevitable that the Hill Country flooding disaster will spark a debate about extreme weather preparedness in the United States.
Texas flood death toll mounts as questions asked over warning system
Search teams plodded through mud-laden riverbanks and flew aircraft over the flood-stricken landscape of central Texas for a fourth day on Monday, looking for dozens of people still missing from a disaster that has claimed at least 82 lives. Meanwhile, questions have been raised over whether cuts to the federal workforce by the Trump administration, including to the agency that oversees the National Weather Service, led to a failure.
ThePatriotLight - DHS Says Mainstream Media 'Deliberately Lying' in Coverage of Events Leading Up to Catastrophic TX Flood – RedState
ThePatriotLight - The death toll in the tragic Texas floods over the weekend keeps rising, yet leftist politicians and the mainstream media wasted no time in politicizing the heartbreak and trying to pin blame for the natural event on Donald Trump and his administration. They blame everything from DOGE to cuts to the National Weather Service to budget reductions at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), but as RedState’s Bo…
According to the Texas flood, warning systems are critical: Key posts in the US weather service were vacant due to Trump's early retirement.
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