Trump overstepped his constitutional authority in freezing Congress' funding for USAID, judge says
President Donald Trump overstepped his constitutional authority in freezing almost all spending on U.S. humanitarian and development work abroad, a federal judge ruled, saying the administration could no longer simply sit on the tens of billions of dollars that Congress has appropriated for foreign aid.
District Judge, reinstate federal workers
Though an effort to enjoin the Trump administration from placing thousands of USAID workers on administrative leave in ...
USAID staffer Kenneth Bledsoe and his family had to be evacuated to safety from the Congo -- only to return home to find Elon Musk leading the dismantling of the agency.
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) employees and outside groups are fighting an order from the agency’s ...
Employee unions asking a judge to block the move said the directive "suggests a rapid destruction of agency records on a ...
The court-ordered deadline for the government to pay outstanding bills to some USAID groups has come and gone. Scripps News ...
Federal judge orders Trump administration to pay USAID funds after ruling that nearly $2 billion in foreign aid was ...
The Trump administration is canceling 83% of programs at the US Agency for International Development and intends to fold the ...
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