The White House has abruptly cancelled several key meetings regarding the overhaul of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), originally spearheaded by a task force initiated during the Trump administration. The cancelation comes in light of a leaked report and accusations against Congresswoman Kristi Noem, who faced scrutiny for leaving a hearing early under questionable circumstances. The FEMA reform roadmap, which seeks to propose significant changes including potential workforce reductions and rebranding efforts, has met with resistance, particularly from disaster survivors who have criticized the draft recommendations. With multiple meetings postponed without explanation, the future direction of FEMA and its reforms remains uncertain.