Or, if you prefer, The Buses of New Orleans. This is infuriating: An angry Terry Ebbert, head of New Orleans’ emergency operations, watched the slow exodus from the Superdome on Thursday morning and said the Federal Emergency Management Agency response…

Lost in all the political finger pointing, looting, and all the other shenanigans going on in New Orleans are heartwarming stories like this. And this: Late Saturday night, they found Deamonte’s mother, who was in a shelter in San Antonio…

Before Katrina hit, I saw a TV reporter point to a grassy hill and explain that this was the dike which holds out the ocean. If the waves rose too high the entire city would be flooded. I couldn’t believe it. An entire city flooded? But then the storm …

The story of the first busload of people to make it to Houston. The bus was driven by a 20 year old who stole the bus and who picked up teens and children along the way- all of whom

Amidst all the finger-pointing about the mismanagement of the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, the blogosphere is digging for the facts. Don Singleton has been tracking down the emergency response plans, and the timeline of official actio…

How bad is it down in the gulf?–Bad enough that I just received this from a supervisor at work: “We are receiving reports of an influx of hurricane victims at…

Or, if you prefer, The Buses of New Orleans. This is infuriating: An angry Terry Ebbert, head of New Orleans’ emergency operations, watched the slow exodus from the Superdome on Thursday morning and said the Federal Emergency Management Agency response…

Or, if you prefer, The Buses of New Orleans. This is infuriating: An angry Terry Ebbert, head of New Orleans’ emergency operations, watched the slow exodus from the Superdome on Thursday morning and said the Federal Emergency Management Agency response…

Jabbar Gibson should be applauded: Should they run short of plot twists, scriptwriters for a rash of TV disaster shows this fall need look no further for inspiration than the first busload of storm refugees to arrive at the Reliant

Or, if you prefer, The Buses of New Orleans. This is infuriating: An angry Terry Ebbert, head of New Orleans’ emergency operations, watched the slow exodus from the Superdome on Thursday morning and said the Federal Emergency Management Agency response…

Or, if you prefer, The Buses of New Orleans. This is infuriating: An angry Terry Ebbert, head of New Orleans’ emergency operations, watched the slow exodus from the Superdome on Thursday morning and said the Federal Emergency Management Agency response…

So you think you know who screwed up, bigtime, in New Orleans? You don’t. But you will, as these stories work their way up (down?) from the blogospehere to MSM.

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The first bus full of refugees from New Orleans to arrive at the Reliant Astrodome in Houston was not the result of FEMA work… but the work of an 18- or 20-year-old man (the stories are somewhat conflicting) named Jabbar Gibson. It was covered both in

I’m so outraged by the insanity being waged over the Katrina mess that I’ve tried to write and chucked three posts already today. There’s just too much going on that needs reporting, and in the end I end up just…