The Trump administration on Monday reversed course on requiring U.S. cities and states to rebuke boycotts of Israeli ...

Trump sparked blowback from his base when his administration announced a rule tying FEMA funds to states' Israel stances.

The Trump administration is walking back plans to withhold disaster aid from cities and states that are not friendly to ...

The move by the Trump administration may be largely symbolic since official boycotts on Israeli firms are rare.

The requirement is the Trump administration's latest effort to use federal funding to promote its views on Israel.

Natural disaster funds will be withheld from states facing fires, flooding, hurricanes, and tornadoes if they boycott Israeli ...

FEMA maintains its own set of terms and conditions for Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) recipients. These apply, however, in addition to the DHS’s own terms and conditions as FEMA is a part of DHS ...

The Department of Homeland Security has reversed course on tying grants from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to a ...

The announcement drew outrage from the political left and right. Podcaster Krystal Ball, for instance, posted that "Denying ...

The Trump administration said states and cities will not receive funding to prepare for natural disasters if they choose to ...

FEMA now requires states to certify they won't sever “commercial relations specifically with Israeli companies” to qualify for some disaster funding.