USAID Controversy Live Updates: Trump Sued Over USAID Cuts—As Nearly All Employees Face Layoffs
Nearly all of USAID’s global workforce will be laid off, multiple outlets reported Thursday, a move that comes as President Donald Trump and several members of his administration have discussed restructuring or abolishing parts of the foreign aid agency—drawing a lawsuit calling the moves “unconstitutional and illegal.”
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Trump 2nd term live updates: Trump sued over effort to dismantle USAID
The Senate took procedural steps late Thursday night to tee up final confirmation votes on the Senate floor for two of Trump's most closely watched nominees. The actions set up votes in the Senate next week for both Tulsi Gabbard's nomination to serve as the director of national intelligence and RFK Jr.
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US President Donald Trump has insisted that there is no going back on his decision to shut down the US Agency for ...
More than 500,000 tons of food risks "going to waste" as a result of the Trump administration suspending most overseas aid ...
Hundreds of protesters gathered at the U.S. Capitol Wednesday to condemn the dismantling of the federal agency.
Staffers of the U.S. Agency for International Development have been instructed to stay out of its Washington headquarters, ...
USAID programs cover billions of dollars of aid worldwide, and USAID is the largest provider of food assistance i ...
The Rockefeller Foundation, another left-of-center philanthropy that focuses on global matters, is led by Rajiv Shah, who ...
U.S. aid workers around the world scrambled Wednesday to pack up households or pull children from school after the Trump administration ordered employees of the U.S. Agency for International ...
Democratic lawmakers at a rally in Washington to defend USAID soon found themselves under attack for not mustering fierce-enough opposition to the Trump administration’s assault on the agency.
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