USAID workers say goodbye to headquarters as Trump drastically cuts foreign aid
U.S. Agency for International Development workers were allowed to briefly reenter the headquarters in Washington on Thursday to collect their personal belongings and clear out their desks, a day after President Donald Trump's administration said it was cutting more than 90% of the agency's aid contracts.
The future of US foreign aid is at a moment of extreme uncertainty after the Trump administration announced it has terminated ...
Several representatives for nongovernmental organizations that have been affected by the USAID cuts requested anonymity to ...
Major refugee aid groups say Trump's administration is trying to circumvent a federal court ruling blocking efforts to ...
U.S. aid cuts have forced the U.N. children's agency UNICEF to suspend or scale back many programmes in Lebanon, with more ...
Paying for education or training beyond high school can be daunting for students and families, but it doesn’t have to be.
President Donald Trump, as he navigates the Russia-Ukraine war, is making false claims about the amount of aid the U.S. has ...
Lawyers for the government had said it would miss a deadline to release more than $1.5 billion in payments for past aid work ...
British international development minister Anneliese Dodds resigned on Friday in a surprise move triggered by Prime Minister ...
A handful of Republican senators, including Sen. Lindsey Graham, joined Democrats to quietly express alarm about how ...
Several nonprofit groups launched fundraising campaigns last week to help organizations who have lost funding because of the ...
Secretary General Mark Rutte said that NATO will increase its defense spending and prepare security guarantees for Ukraine.
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