WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Joe Biden's administration called on U.S. lawmakers on Monday to quickly pass roughly $100 billion in emergency disaster relief funding in the wake of damaging ...

If approved by Congress, the plan would unlock roughly $98 billion in funding for an assortment of federal agencies handling disaster relief programs. Roughly half of the proposed emergency funds, ...

President Biden has sent Congress an emergency funding request for roughly $100 billion to help with recovery after natural disasters, including the recent hurricanes Helene and Milton in the ...

President Biden is urging Congress to approve more funding for disaster relief programs as states like Florida begin the long and costly process of recovery following Hurricanes Milton and Helene ...

With the Southeastern United States dealing with the widespread devastation wrought by Hurricane Helene, President Joe Biden said on Monday that he expects to ask Congress for emergency relief ...

President Biden will send Congress an extensive emergency funding request in the coming days, the White House said Monday, as administration officials called on Congress to approve more money ...

President Joe Biden indicated Monday that he could call Congress back to Washington for an emergency session to approve new disaster relief funding after Hurricane Helene’s rampage over the weekend.

President Biden is urging Congress to approve more funding for disaster relief programs as states like Florida begin the long and costly process of recovery following Hurricanes Milton and Helene.

President Biden is urging Congress to approve more funding for disaster relief programs as states like Florida begin the long and costly process of recovery following Hurricanes Milton and Helene.