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U.S. Agency for International Development
Somalia refutes U.S. allegation of food aid warehouse demolition
Somalia’s government has denied claims from the United States that authorities in the country destroyed a U.S.-funded food aid warehouse and seized supplies meant for vulnerable civilians, a dispute that has prompted the United States to suspend assistance to the country’s federal government. The U.S. State Department announced Wednesday that it was halting all support…
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U.S. halts Somalia aid after alleged seizure of food meant for the poor
The United States has halted all assistance that supports Somalia’s federal government...
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Trump administration shifts global health aid toward bilateral country deals
The Trump administration is overhauling America’s approach to global health aid, shifting...
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Trump uses decades-old maneuver to block $4.9B in foreign aid approved by Congress
President Donald Trump has taken the unprecedented step of canceling $4.9 billion in foreign...
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Trump administration petitions Supreme Court to halt $12B in foreign aid payments
The Trump administration is once again turning to the Supreme Court, seeking an emergency order to block billions in foreign aid from being disbursed before the fiscal year ends in September. Late Tuesday...
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Divided appeals court backs Trump’s power to freeze billions in foreign aid
On Wednesday, a sharply split federal appeals court handed the Trump administration a significant victory, ruling it can pause or terminate billions in foreign aid that Congress had already approved. In...
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UN sounds alarm over Nigeria’s deepening hunger crisis as funding for food aid runs dry across West and Central Africa
An alarming hunger emergency is sweeping through Nigeria, where nearly 31 million people now face acute food insecurity, a crisis the United Nations is calling “unprecedented.” At the heart...
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Trump’s Africa strategy swaps aid for trade—but at what cost?
When President Donald Trump hosted five African leaders in Washington this month, his comments laid bare a strained understanding of the continent. He praised Liberian President Joseph Boakai’s English,...
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Senate Democrats warn Trump’s foreign policy is fueling China’s rise and weakening U.S. global power
Senate Democrats are warning that President Donald Trump’s sweeping foreign policy decisions, from aid reductions to tariffs and student visa restrictions, are steadily eroding America’s global...
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Trump’s ‘good English’ comment to Liberian president triggers backlash and bewilderment
A seemingly offhand remark by U.S. President Donald Trump has sparked backlash in Liberia, where many viewed his comments as patronizing rather than complimentary. During a meeting with West African leaders...
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Here’s how the U.S. aid cuts are leaving Liberia’s health system and women in crisis
When 32-year-old Roseline Phay began searching for contraceptives five months ago, she couldn’t have known her efforts were already doomed. With two young daughters and barely enough to survive as...
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Obama, Bush and Bono decry USAID shutdown, blame Trump administration
In a poignant and private farewell, former Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush joined U2 frontman Bono in bidding a tearful goodbye to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), as the...
