Beyond putting its work in some of the world's poorest countries in doubt, US President Donald Trump's sudden move to shut down USAID has left many of its thousands of

A federal judge Wednesday ordered the government to temporarily cease efforts to terminate foreign aid contracts and grants in place prior to President Trump’s inauguration amid a fight over the

Web platforms used in agency procurement cannot currently be used by many USAID staffers, two sources familiar with the matter said.

Employees at the U.S. Agency for International Development want a judge to keep blocking an effort by President Donald Trump’s administration meant to pull all but a fraction of worldwide staffers off

The argument, made in an affidavit by political appointee and deputy USAID administrator Pete Marocco, comes as the administration confronts a lawsuit by two groups representing federal employees. USAID staffers deny insubordination and call the accusation a pretext to break up the more than 60-year-old agency,