I don't know why they're reaching out to marae, every time there's a disaster? Maybe it's because marae are set up to take hundreds in.

If I’m remembering correctly this picture was taken when they were on the way to a disaster site and she had to borrow a staffer’s sneakers when they got off the plane

My goodness Infantino is a disaster.

Biden's Afghanistan Withdrawal Was A Disaster @JasonRedmanWW

Open borders a welfare state = a disaster in the making nexiswirereport.substack.com…

You have been a complete disaster, your net zero obsession will bankrupt us all.

Every DOGE worker should be fully investigated and prosecuted for this disaster, especially all the people who stole our Social Security numbers Including Musk

Trump just absolutely TORCHED Kristen Welker on the Obama Iran disaster 🔥 She tried the usual Fake News gaslighting — “they weren’t developing nukes during the deal!” Trump: “They were developing it DURING Barack Hussein Obama… he paid them BILLIONS!” Welker panics and changes the subject instantly. x.com/EricLDaugh/status/2063…

This weekend was the biggest disaster for Democrats since slavery was abolished.

Sugar Baby Supremacy and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race...

Total rebuild. What a disaster.

“It’s is not possible nor desirable to own every great independent studio” says Asha Sharma Waiting for every single Xbox fanboy who cheered on their mass consolidation to admit they were wrong now. Matt Booty wanted Xbox to “spend PlayStation out of business” and this is the result. Absolute disaster from the previous leadership, all of the daddy Phil meme, all of the fan made sizzle reels, Infograph’s, musical numbers. All of it led to this moment. I bet not a single one of them will genuinely reflect how wrong they were to cheer this on.

Just fucking do whatever Trump tells you to do. You couldn't have a better advisor. Your country is a disaster and in shambles. For you, negotiation should be "look and listen."

While Sherrill parties a good part of Northern Jersey is in the dark and missed the Independence Day festivities. It’s Monday and some areas look like a disaster area. Very slow response from JCPL.

Not the disaster we all thought it would be.

Removing standardized tests has been a disaster for many top colleges. Seven years ago, the University of California system appointed an 18-member committee to study the use of standardized tests in its undergraduate admissions. The committee included professors from all 10 campuses and a range of disciplines. They spent a year studying the issue and published a 225-page report full of evidence and recommendations. The committee concluded that scores on the SAT and ACT, the main standardized tests for college admissions, did a better job measuring student readiness for college than high school grades. High test scores were particularly good at finding talented students from low-income families and underrepresented minority groups. For these reasons, the committee recommended the system continue to require applicants to submit SAT or ACT scores. The university’s leaders disregarded the report. A few months after its release, early in the Covid-19 pandemic, the system’s Board of Regents voted to stop using the tests in undergraduate admissions. Initially, the university planned to make the submission of SAT and ACT scores optional, as many other colleges did during the pandemic. Almost immediately, though, the University of California began refusing to accept SAT or ACT scores, even from students who wanted to submit them. The policy was known as “test blind.” University leaders wrongly claimed that it would make admissions fairer and more equitable. The results have been terrible. At the University of California, San Diego, a faculty group last year reported “a steep decline in the academic preparation” among entering students. Last fall, for example, nearly 12 percent of first-year U.C.S.D. undergraduates were not qualified to take pre-calculus, a low-level class, up from only 0.5 percent in 2020. “The key problem is that many of the students coming in do not know algebra,” said Mina Aganagic, a Berkeley physics professor. More than half of entering Berkeley students who took a math placement test incorrectly answered basic questions (such as solving for x in x²> 4). nytimes.com/2026/07/06/opini…

'If we allow the red cross to visit Palestinian prisoners, it will be a PR disaster' - Member of the Israeli Knesset admits. They clearly are worried people will see the torture dungeons.

Labour and Tories have similar (but not identical) systems for electing a leader. Sometimes it throws up a disaster, like Truss. Labour are following their usual system, the leader announces his resignation, and sitting MPs (like Burnham) are required to get 81 nominees.