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Trump Dodges Questions on Texas Floods, National Weather Service Cuts
Over the weekend, President Donald Trump appeared to deflect reporters’ questions on the deadly flash floods in central Texas last week, including a question on whether his administration’s cuts to the National Weather Service (NWS) affected preparedness levels in the region.
As flood deaths rise, Texas officials blast faulty forecast by DOGE-gutted National Weather Service
"Experts warned for months that drastic and sudden cuts at the National Weather Service by Trump could impair their forecasting ability and endanger lives during the storm season," said one critic.
The floods in Texas are bringing attention back to DOGE's cuts to federal agencies.
GOP Texas Sen. Ted Cruz warned against partisan finger-pointing and laying blame during a press conference with state ...
A storm that dumped more than a foot of rain in the Texas Hill Country has killed 27 people, and officials there are blaming ...
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