On 1 July 2025, the world's largest donor of humanitarian aid was dismantled. One year on, the impacts are devastating.
Rep. Mark Pocan and Office of Management and Budget Russell Vought clash over claims that cuts to USAID is linked to child deaths. Referencing Vought's Christian faith, Pocan asks, "Is it morally, ...
The House Appropriations Committee has backed fully funding the Countering PRC Influence Fund at $400 million. GAO's findings ...
Tuesday on the RealClearPolitics podcast, Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, Andrew Walworth, and Richard Porter break down the Supreme ...
Ten days after that interview with the president, his then–special envoy for Latin America, Mauricio Claver-Carone, was ...
The Government Accountability Office is out with a brand-new report that is full of questions about how more than a billion ...
WWF Mexico conducted a corruption risk analysis of one fishery to understand the type and frequency of irregular activities ...
White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Russell Vought clashed with House Democrats on Tuesday over the ...
Wisconsin Democrat Rep. Mark Pocan cited the bible while repeatedly pressing Russell Vought, the Trump administration's ...
Senior Trump administration officials continued using Signal, a private messaging app, after last year’s embarrassing leak ...
Elon Musk did not take kindly to an award-winning journalist willing to cite the names of some of the people USAID cuts have ...
Elon Musk argued nobody knew the identities of the "millions" of people his cuts to USAID killed. A journalist took the time ...
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