USAID workers are being ‘escorted’ back into the office for ‘approximately 15 minutes’ to collect personal belongings
The process is being conducted with strict time limits and security measures, and employees are required to acknowledge they have no official government records in their possession.
Over 50 countries have been impacted by the Trump administration's freeze on foreign assistance. Thousands of programs have ...
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — Republicans are standing behind the Trump administration’s deep cuts to the United States Agency for ...
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USAID Is Not Worth Blindly DefendingTrump and Musk’s war against the agency should be opposed on principle. But we can’t overlook that USAID has been a ...
USAID Inspector General Paul Martin was told Tuesday he was immediately terminated from his position, CNN first reported, ...
Some organizations in D.C. are working to rally together, as mentions soar in the District amid suggestions of a federal ...
The ruling by U.S. District Judge Carl J. Nichols, a Trump appointee, should enable the administration to immediately place 2,100 USAID employees on paid leave, as it first did on Feb. 7.
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