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Feds Lean On Cash-Strapped Border Towns To COVID Test Migrants

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Local officials and NGOs are financing and managing the testing of dozens of migrant families released to them daily by U.S. Border Patrol.
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Biden Says Government Is Investigating Florida Building Collapse

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Jul.01 -- President Joe Biden speaks in Surfside, Florida, site of last week's condominium tower collapse. The cause is under investigation. Biden promised help from his administration.
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For the first time ever, the federal government launched a nationwide test of the emergency alert broadcast system (November 9).

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HEADLINE: Emergency Alert System Tested Nationwide CAPTION: For the first time ever, the federal government launched a nationwide test of the emergency alert broadcast system (November 9). (open nats emergency broadcast...
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Ryan won't tie three-month debt limit hike to Harvey

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US House Speaker Paul Ryan is rejecting a Democratic idea to tie Harvey aid to a three-month increase in the debt limit. The Wisconsin Republican told reporters it was a "ridiculous idea" and said this was no time to play...
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FEMA To End Funding For Cloth Face Masks For Schools

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FEMA is changing its policy on mask funding starting Sept. 15. Health and Human Services will provide the masks for schools, instead.
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Pentagon Reviewing FEMA Request For Help With Vaccine Rollout

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"We are actively considering support for the vaccine effort and are prepared to certainly do so," a Pentagon spokesperson said.
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Bush briefing, massive aid bill approved, White House protest

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1. US President Bush walking into room followed by some of his Cabinet 2. Side view Bush speaking in front of FEMA sign 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) George W. Bush, U.S. President: "First step is providing every household with 2000 dollars...
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Athens' street artists brighten the city still suffering from economic decline

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The walls around Athens are becoming canvases for open-air galleries. Scores of closed shops and derelict buildings have deteriorated the city's image. But graffiti artists are increasingly finding spaces to express themselves -...
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FEMA: Hurricanes, Wildfire Costs Unprecedented

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The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency Brock Long told a Senate oversight committee Tuesday the challenge presented by hurricanes Irma, Harvey and Maria is unprecedented in the history of his agency and the worst devastation...
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Ryan Won't Tie 3-Month Debt Limit Hike to Harvey

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House Speaker Paul Ryan is rejecting a Democratic idea to tie Harvey aid to a three-month increase in the debt limit. The Wisconsin Republican told reporters it was a "ridiculous idea" and said this was no time to play...
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How Bad Could A Storm Be? Look To Waffle House For Answers

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The "Waffle House Index" is an informal system developed by a former FEMA official to help assess the risks of a storm.
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Hurricane Dorian Expected To Intensify Before Reaching Florida

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​Gov. Ron DeSantis expanded Florida's state of emergency to include the entire state due to the storm's "uncertain path."
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Puerto Rico Gov. Rosselló Prepared to Fight If Aid Diverted to Border Wall

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Feb.05 -- Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló discusses the outlook for the State of the Union address and Puerto Rico's debt restructuring with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn and Guy Johnson on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Army sending 2 field hospitals to New York City

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U.S. Army leaders said Thursday that two field hospitals are on their way to New York City and will be able to begin treating patients at the Javits Center on Monday.
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Biden Administration Calls in FEMA to Help With Kids at Border

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FEMA to help the thousands of kids avoid being treated as detainees of Customs and Border Protection for the next three months.
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A spending showdown in Congress is prompting a partisan rift so raw that an effort to help disaster victims has become mired in disputes over jobs, the national debt and the other contentious issues.

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HEADLINE: GOP leadership slams Senate for aid relief delay CAPTION: A spending showdown in Congress is prompting a partisan rift so raw that an effort to help disaster victims has become mired in disputes over jobs, the national debt...
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Foreign ministers on bilateral cooperation

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LEADIN: The foreign ministers of Romania and Egypt met today to discuss ways to manage the flow of migrants, fight terrorism and resolve conflicts in Syria and Libya. STORYLINE: Sameh Shoukry,...
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Trump: White House Puerto Rico Response a "10"

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President Donald Trump is giving himself a "10" for the hurricane response in Puerto Rico. Trump met Thursday with Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello at the White House. The president says the federal...
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Trump: White House Puerto Rico Response a "10"

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST: ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY Washington, DC - 19 October 2017 1. SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump, US President: ...
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FEMA Asks PG&E To Repay Nearly $4B In Aid Given To Fire Victims

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Last year, PG&E reached a $13.5 billion settlement deal for wildfire victims. FEMA says it's entitled to about $4 billion of that sum.
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Parts Of California Still Can't Get Wildfire Alerts

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Pockets of California are unable to send warnings using the only system able to reach all cellphones during a wildfire.
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Schumer, AOC demand Fed. burial assistance for NY

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U.S. Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer and Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Tuesday called on the federal government to provide funding for funeral and burial assistance across New York state.
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Army sending 2 field hospitals to New York City

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U.S. Army leaders said Thursday that two field hospitals are on their way to New York City and will be able to begin treating patients at the Javits Center on Monday.
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FEMA To Reimburse Families For COVID Funeral Costs

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Families will need to provide a death certificate stating COVID as the cause.