More USAID staff ousted as Trump administration dismantles aid agency
The Trump administration over the weekend put on administrative leave dozens more staff at U.S. Agency for International Development, three sources familiar with the move said, as it moves to abolish the agency's independence and bring it under the control of the State Department.
House Foreign Affairs chairman Brian Mast said he'd like to see USAID move closer to the State Department in a push for "appropriate command and control." ...
Hundreds of internal contractors working for the U.S. Agency for International Development are being put on unpaid leave and ...
Jason Gray, the agency's acting administrator, told staff that operating units may fund “on a temporary basis, salaries, ...
A dramatic purge and counter-purge at USAID played out in emails obtained by The Washington Post, as Trump’s pause on foreign ...
By Simon Lewis, Humeyra Pamuk and Daphne Psaledakis WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hundreds of contractors working for the U.S.
Up to 3,000 development professionals in Washington, D.C., could lose their jobs by next week as aid organizations try to survive 90 days without U.S. funding. Plus, Trump’s aid freeze disables key ...
Dozens of senior career civil servants and foreign service officers have been placed on administrative leave and hundreds of ...
A career employee at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has reportedly been placed on administrative leave ...
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