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FEMA Now Says It's Not Ending Aid For Puerto Rico Hurricane Survivors

The agency gave unclear and at times contradictory statements about aid over the past two days as outrage grew in the wake of an NPR report.
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With A Shutdown Looming, Government Agencies Are Unprepared And In The Dark

Federal workers say they've received little to no guidance on what to do.
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False Ballistic Missile Alert Sends Hawaii Into 'Complete Panic'

"THIS IS NOT A DRILL," the alert read.
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Hawaii To Resume Testing Cold War-Era Nuclear Attack Sirens This Week

The sirens' reactivation comes as North Korea fired a missile on Tuesday.
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The Federal Response In Puerto Rico Has Been Adequate, Many GOP Senators Say

Nearly one month after a hurricane ravaged the island, people are still lacking clean water and electricity.
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Friday's Morning Email: Facebook: The New Federal Election Commission

The tech giant is now self-regulating political ads.
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Conservative Texans Love To Fight The Feds Until They Need Them

People have to “realize how much the federal government actually provides to the state.”
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A Third Of Americans Say They Know Someone Affected By Harvey

Early reviews of the government's response to the disaster are generally positive.
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Hurricane Harvey Response At Risk If Congress Misses Looming Deadlines

It's not a good time for a government shutdown.
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Trump Administration Continues to Bulldoze Environmental Regulations

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