A U.S. foreign services worker said the aid freeze brought "stress and strain." A U.S. foreign service officer deployed overseas blamed President Donald Trump administration's "cruel and harmful ...

A lot of U.S. foreign aid money still appears to be frozen, despite a January waiver from Secretary of State Marco Rubio that should exempt critical lifesaving work. That includes the President ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Millions of patients in South Africa, affected by U.S. President Donald Trump’s global foreign aid freeze ...

The ongoing aid freeze and likely budget cuts could undo decades of progress in many sectors which had the U.S. as their biggest donor before the freeze. It’s been a month since the Trump ...

THE world of development aid will never be the same again after the Trump administration's pulling the plug on USAid. Even if District Judge Amir Ali on Feb. 13 ordered the administration to ...

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It has raged in the shadows of other global conflicts, including the wars in Gaza and Ukraine. Aid organizations were already battling to address the country's devastating hunger crisis ...

“We know how important the outputs of these US-supported programs are; that is why in the next three months we will mitigate (the aid freeze’s impact on) the DepEd to continue these efforts ...

He's been living with HIV for 24 years in Ukraine, and says the agency, which distributes billions of dollars of aid around the world, has helped prevent the virus from spreading there.

The move is the latest action in a stunning broadside against America’s foreign aid architecture that has followed President Donald Trump’s return to the White House. In the weeks since the Jan.

Their plight is not an isolated case—it is the direct consequence of the most sweeping rollback of U.S. foreign aid seen in decades. These are not just fair questions—they are the right ones.