Most United States Agency for International Development (USAID) employees around the world will be placed on administrative leave, the agency said Tuesday, amid reports that its overseas missions ...

About 10,000 USAID employees, excluding essential personnel, were notified Tuesday that they will be placed on administrative leave at the end of Friday. So continues Trump's sledgehammer method ...

The Trump administration proposing cutting USAID staff from 8000 to fewer than ... Lindsay Whitehurst in Washington contributed to this report. A federal judge on Friday temporarily blocked ...

USAID has more than 10,000 employees, with about two-thirds serving overseas, according to a Congressional Research Service report. Some 1,400 work in the agency's D.C. headquarters. The agency ...

Nichols's order, which will be in effect until February 14, blocks the Trump administration from implementing plans to place about 2,200 USAID workers on paid leave beginning on Saturday and ...

Overseas missions for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) have reportedly been told to shut down and that staffers were being recalled to the United States by Friday. CBS ...

As part of a broad effort to bypass Congress and unilaterally cut government spending, Donald Trump’s administration has all but shut down operations at the U.S. Agency for International ...

It is not legal for the president to unilaterally “abolish, move, or consolidate USAID,” a report this week from the Congressional Research Service affirmed. He needs to have congressional ...

and help people emerge from humanitarian crises and progress beyond assistance." In fiscal year 2023, USAID disbursed $72 billion in assistance worldwide, Reuters reported. The funding went to ...

The Trump administration cut the US Agency for International Development’s workforce to the bone Thursday, reducing the embattled agency’s global staff from 10,000 people down to less than 300.