News Trump 'fired Inspector General over critical USAID report' Trump fired independent Inspector General Paul Martin after his office issued a damning report on USAID's funding freeze and staff cuts, say reports.
News USAID could see workforce cut to 600 as stop-work looms The Trump administration intends to keep only 611 essential workers at USAID, according to media reports - unless a lawsuit thwarts the plans.
News USAID site offline as Musk says it should be shut down The future of USAID, the world's largest donor of humanitarian aid, is in doubt as Trump claims it is run by "a bunch of radical lunatics."
News NGOs plead for Gaza ceasefire for polio vaccinations The UN, WHO, and UNICEF have all called for a "polio pause" to the hostilities in the Gaza Strip to allow hundreds of thousands of children to be vaccinated against the virus.
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