Tagged With Disaster Relief

Cruise ships from Norwegian and Royal Caribbean are bringing supplies to the Bahamas to help victims of Hurricane Dorian

Sinéad Baker

Trump deletes tweet after flubbing congressional procedure after disaster relief bill passes in the House

David Choi

Former officials worry that by making natural disasters political Trump is making things dangerous for people trying to recover on the ground

Nicole Einbinder

Hurricane Florence has brought torrential rain, wind, and floods to the Carolinas. Here's how you can help the victims.

Aria Bendix

Disaster diplomacy governs who gets help after catastrophic events around the world

Tara Francis Chan

Thieves are using regular people's names and identities to swindle the US government in a new scam that puts anyone at risk

Tanza Loudenback

How to help California fire victims in Ventura, Los Angeles, and San Diego

Tanza Loudenback

Harvey is subsiding, but for the tens of thousands driven from their homes the financial toll is just beginning

Tanza Loudenback

This box can deliver electricity and drinking water anywhere

David Anderson

This inflatable robot snake creeps through tiny spaces and could help with search and rescue missions

Jasper Pickering

This before and after photo of a town in Italy shows the utter devastation wrought by the earthquake

Sonam Sheth

Here's one way virtual reality might save your life

David Choi

This monster truck paves its own road anywhere

Rob Ludacer

Cleveland's biggest hospital stockpiled a massive amount of supplies in case disaster strikes the RNC

Sam Rega

Scientists found something incredible while studying these crickets jumping in slow motion

Matt Johnston

What the West Coast will look like under 25 feet of water

Rob Ludacer

What US cities will look like under 25 feet of water

Rob Ludacer

Bill Gates just described his biggest fear -- and it could kill 330 million people in less than a year

Drake Baer

Facebook users have donated $10 million to relief efforts in Nepal in just two days

Madeline Stone

Researchers could use tweets to create maps of those in need of aid during natural disasters

Megan Rowling