HURRICANE HELENE likely caused more than $30 billion worth of damage. With six weeks left in this hurricane season, the Small Business Administration's disaster loan program is already out of money. Congress canceled $16 billion in NFIP debt in 2017; since then, the program has borrowed billions more from taxpayers.
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