Camp Mystic Tragedy: 68 Dead, Trump and Musk Face Backlash Over NOAA Cuts
Central Texas is reeling after devastating flash floods claimed 82 lives, including 68 at Camp Mystic, a Christian girls’ camp. Surging waters from the Guadalupe River overwhelmed dormitories in minutes, leaving families shattered and 11 people still missing. Officials admit there was “no warning, no time.”

Warning System Failures Linked to Budget Cuts
As questions mount, a new report blames Trump-era staffing cuts at the National Weather Service, which left key meteorology posts unfilled during the July 4 disaster. The budget slashes were reportedly tied to the “DOGE” government efficiency push—an initiative heavily backed by Elon Musk.

AI Grok Adds Fuel to Fire
The controversy exploded online after Musk’s own AI chatbot, Grok, responded “yes” to a question blaming Trump and Musk for the deaths. It cited underestimations in rainfall and delayed alerts due to the gutted forecasting infrastructure—causing outrage and renewed calls for accountability.

Now, Families Demand More Than Prayers
While President Trump has signed a disaster declaration and promised aid, critics say his response is “too little, too late.” As the search continues, the tragedy at Camp Mystic is no longer seen as just a natural disaster—but a national failure of leadership, foresight, and protection.