Senator Ted Budd hosted the new DHS Secretary and is calling for greater efficiency and accountability within FEMA, particularly as North Carolina continues recovering from Hurricane Helene. In a major legal development, the suspect in the Iryna Zarutska murder case has been ruled “incapable to proceed,” pausing prosecution as questions shift to competency and next steps. Meanwhile, the North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled against the city of Charlotte in a dispute involving flooding and homeowner damages, a decision that could have broader implications for municipal liability.

<p>Senator Ted Budd hosted the new DHS Secretary and is calling for greater efficiency and accountability within FEMA, particularly as North Carolina continues recovering from Hurricane Helene. In a major legal development, the suspect in the Iryna Zarutska murder case has been ruled &ldquo;incapable to proceed,&rdquo; pausing prosecution as questions shift to competency and next steps. Meanwhile, the North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled against the city of Charlotte in a dispute involving flooding and homeowner damages, a decision that could have broader implications for municipal liability.</p>

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Budd Pushes FEMA Reform; Zarutska Case Paused

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