Deadly Floods in Pakistan Expose Global Climate Failures While America Faces Rising Risks

In northwest Pakistan, a relentless deluge has claimed at least 220 lives just in recent days, with total flood-related deaths exceeding 540 since early June. Torrential rains and sudden landslides swept through vulnerable communities like Buner’s Pir Baba and Malik Pura villages, leaving homes obliterated and families devastated. What Does Pakistan's Tragedy Mean for America's Future? While this disaster unfolds thousands of miles away, it serves as a stark warning for the United States. The climate-driven chaos fueling these deadly floods is not confined by borders. It directly influences global stability, economic markets, and migratory pressures that ripple into our...