The pace of change has jumped since Wednesday, when the White House unveiled plans to cut more than 90% of contracts held by USAID, which has been the world’s largest single aid provider for decades.

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USAID supporters gathered as ex-employees collected their belongings after the Trump administration placed employees on leave ...

Christian refugee and humanitarian organizations are speaking out as the U S State Department confirmed Wednesday that it is ...

Earlier Thursday, the Trump administration announced it was cutting 90% of USAID’s overseas contracts and $60 billion in U.S.

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"If he does try to defy the courts, he is effectively declaring war on the United States of America," Maddow said.