From the Associated Press & MSNBC.com WASHINGTON - Hurricane Katrina's latest fatality should be FEMA, the nation's disaster response agency, a Senate inquiry concluded in calling for a government overhaul to avoid future failures like those the devastating storm exposed. Eighty-six recommendations by the bipartisan panel indicate the United States is still woefully unprepared for a storm of Katrina's scope with the start of the hurricane season little more than a month away. Describing FEMA as a "shambles and beyond repair," she said the reforms "will help ensure that we do not have a repeat of the failures following Hurricane Katrina." Though the proposed changes do not place blame on any official or government agency, Sen. Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., will offer "additional views" to the panel's findings in a statement accusing President Bush of failing "to provide critical leadership when it was most needed." Click here for the full story Bookmark this page! MSNBC TV posts a new "Question of the Day" each morning. Join the discussion. Write a message to us below or send an email to and watch our coverage all day to see if your letter is chosen to be read on-air. We want to hear from you - and don't forget to vote. CONTINUED: Click here for past voting results
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