Forced leaves start for thousands at USAID under a Trump plan to gut the foreign aid agency
WASHINGTON (AP) — Forced leaves began in Washington and worldwide Friday for most employees of the U.S. Agency for International Development, as federal workers associations turned to the courts to try to roll back Trump administration orders that have dismantled most of the agency and U.S.- funded aid programs around the world.
A federal judge issued a "very limited" temporary order blocking the Trump administration from taking certain steps to ...
The now archived website for USAID, a department on the chopping block thanks to Elon Musk's DOGE efforts, has a webpage ...
A USAID whistleblower recently exposed the agency for making DEI a "central" part of USAID under the Biden-Harris administration.
Most foreign service staff abroad have been recalled to Washington.
Workers removed signage for the United States Agency for International Development at its headquarters in Washington, D.C., ...
WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump on Friday called for the shutdown of USAID, escalating his unprecedented push to dismantle ...
Officials for the agency were notified of the planned cuts on the same day they learned that about 800 awards and contracts ...
An internal chart of the employee breakdown shared by a former USAID global health director also notes that only 21 people ...
A federal judge issued a "very limited" temporary order blocking the Trump administration from taking certain steps to ...
Elon Musk, leading the federal cost-cutting panel, announced plans to shut down USAID, describing it as 'beyond repair.' The U.S., as the world's largest single donor, disbursed $72 billion in aid in ...
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