After DOGE demolished USAID, the Trump administration has yet to collect work laptops and phones from former employees.

The federal judge ordered the government to reinstate U.S. Agency for International Development systems, saying DOGE likely violated the constitution in multiple ways.

The email was sent under the name of Erica Carr — the acting executive secretary at USAID — and bears a USAID logo. “Thank ...

(AP/Mark Schiefelbein) Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the completion of the USAID purge, citing a shift in foreign ...

Last month, Ali issued a temporary restraining order requiring the government to pay amounts owed for work already completed by USAID contractors. Then, after the government did not pay amounts ...

Enrich warns of preventable deaths due to USAID dismantling Trump's aid freeze affects Ebola, malaria, and tuberculosis efforts DOGE blocks USAID payments despite waiver for lifesaving aid March 2 ...

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Rubio has vowed to establish waivers for vital USAID programs that will be exempted from the Trump administration’s sweeping cuts and stop-work orders, but Enrich alleged that significant damage ...

A senior official with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) warned in an email Sunday that the Trump administration's dismantling of the agency will result in unnecessary deaths ...

USAID Official Warns of Unnecessary Deaths From Trump's Foreign Aid Block, Then Says He's Been Put on Leave By Andrea Shalal (Reuters) - A senior official with the U.S. Agency for International ...

Given the history of the two men driving this rapid, and likely illegal, dismantling of USAID, it follows that President Donald Trump and Elon Musk see paying bills as merely an option that can be ...

3: In Senegal, the biggest malaria project closed. It distributed bed nets and medication to tens of thousands of people, according to a USAID worker who was not authorized to speak to the media.