Donald Trump says he’s raising money for hurricane victims. But where is the money actually going?

Donald Trump’s hurricane conspiracies are coming true.

As Nobel season intersects with hurricane season, we’re getting a potent reminder of the problems with cost-benefit analysis and letting markets direct our lives.

The options for president are a climate denier and a Democrat who doesn’t like talking about climate change very much. State policy could still help avert disaster.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper is being forced to fact-check Trump’s outlandish hurricane conspiracies.

Kamala Harris should speak plainly about climate change—and then talk about the many things she could do as president to fix the home insurance crisis.

The Florida governor seems unwilling to accept the estimate of damages caused by Hurricane Milton.

North Carolina Republicans unanimously shot down a Democratic bill seeking to address the impacts of Hurricane Helene.

Senator Eric Schmitt says it’s bad that Kamala Harris is debunking all of the hurricane disinformation.

House Democrats urged the speaker to reconvene Congress and pass additional funding for FEMA, but Johnson had a better idea.

Elon Musk has managed to turn Hurricane Helene relief into a scam.

President Biden named names in calling out Republicans spreading hurricane conspiracy theories.

People will be left behind as Florida evacuates for Hurricane Milton. Will their deaths count as “accidents”?

Sean Hannity drilled down on Donald Trump’s hurricane conspiracies just minutes after a Fox reporter debunked them.

North Carolina Representative Chuck Edwards put out a damning statement on the conspiracy theories being spread by his own party.

Asheville, North Carolina, was supposed to be relatively safe from climate-related disasters. Then it flooded.

Alina Habba’s Hurricane Helene conspiracies proved too much.

The 2024 Republican ticket is bad news for the internet’s new favorite star (and all her hippo relatives).

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is doubling down on her dangerous hurricane conspiracy theory.

The Manufacturer’s Accountability Project is ubiquitous fighting cities’ and states’ suits against oil companies. Now it’s clear it’s being funded directly by at least one of those companies.