USAID families have their lives upended by Trump move to shut agency
The Trump administration's abrupt move to dismantle the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has upended the lives of thousands of American employees and family members posted overseas, leaving them facing costly and difficult decisions,
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from orchestrating its plan to place more than 2,000 USAID employees on ...
Washington's primary humanitarian aid agency has been a target of a government reorganization program spearheaded by Elon ...
A judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump from placing 2,200 workers at the US Agency for International ...
In 2019 then-President Trump signed a memorandum launching a new "Women's Global Development and Prosperity" Initiative aimed ...
The plan would leave fewer than 300 staffers on the job out of what are currently 8,000 direct hires and contractors.
District Judge Carl Nichols, a Trump appointee, sided with two federal employee associations in agreeing to a pause.
A federal judge on Friday ordered a temporary block on efforts by the Trump administration to place thousands of USAID employees on leave.
President Donald Trump has begun his second administration with a series of controversial moves and decisions.
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