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2. Project 2025 calls to reform, not close, FEMA | Fact check - AOL

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   Our fact-check sources: Ellen Keenan , Oct. 16, Email exchange with USA TODAY Project 2025, accessed Oct. 11, 2025 Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise

3. Hurricane paths, FEMA response spur dangerous misinformation ...

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   Full fact check: FEMA can’t seize land or property from disaster victims Claim: Americans affected by Hurricane Helene receive ‘only $750’ in aid Our rating: False

4. Project 2025 calls to reform, not close, FEMA | Fact check - AOL

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   The claim: Project 2025 'wants to end FEMA' A Sept. 30 Threads post (direct link, archive link) claims a federal agency that responds to disasters may be eliminated if former President Donald ...

5. Trump pushed false claims about FEMA disaster funds ... - AOL

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   On its specifically dedicated fact check page, FEMA responded to the claim that disaster relief was “diverted to support international efforts or border related issues.” “No money is being ...

6. FEMA in SC says 'we need to be careful out there;' what's ...

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   Rumor: FEMA has run out of money to help hurricane victims. Fact check: Congress appropriated $16 billion to FEMA’s disaster relief fund for the 2025 fiscal year, which started on Oct. 1 ...

7. FEMA warns of Helene misinformation, launches ‘rumor response ...

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   The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is warning the public to be wary of misinformation surrounding Hurricane Helene and the federal government’s response, launching a “rumor ...

8. Hurricane Milton & Helene: Fact-checking conspiracies ... - AOL

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   FEMA’s website says the $750 is an “upfront, flexible payment to help cover essential items like food, water, baby formula, breastfeeding supplies, medication and other emergency supplies.”

9. FEMA Chief Says Misinformation 'Starting To Go Down' Amid ...

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   FEMA has been stepping up its efforts to counter all the bad information. It set up a page on its website, “Hurricane Helene: Rumor Response,” dedicated to countering unverified claims. North ...