USAID Worker Sues Trump

USAID Worker Sues 'Cruel' Trump Administration for Stranding Pregnant Wife Overseas During 'Life-Threatening Emergency'
A USAID worker stationed overseas is suing the government over their shutdown of the agency, which he says put his pregnant wife's life at risk. In an affidavit, the foreign service officer detailed the perils that he and his wife faced following the 'rushed,
‘Sociopathic’: USAID Worker Sues Alleging State Dept. Medevac Refusal for Pregnant Wife
In a damning affidavit filled with harrowing details, a USAID career foreign service officer alleges that the Trump administration’s “rushed, haphazard, and cruel” effort to shut down the agency has placed their pregnant wife and unborn child in grave danger.
Foreign service worker sues Trump after pregnant wife faces 'life-threatening' complications amid USAID shutdown
A foreign service worker whose pregnant wife was denied emergency medical transport while stationed abroad has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging its “rushed, haphazard and cruel” push to shut down the agency has placed the mother and unborn daughter at grave risk.
USAID worker sues Trump administration over wife's pregnancy scare abroad
A U.S. foreign service officer blamed the Trump administration's "cruel and harmful shutdown" of USAID for threatening the lives of his pregnant wife and unborn child.
USAID Worker Sues Trump After 'Pregnant Wife is Denied Medevac'
The worker said that he now faces "Sophie's choice," as his wife is unable leave hospital, while the neonatal care in the country he is posted in is "limited."
'Collateral damage': Federal worker says Trump's 'cruel' cuts endangered pregnant wife
A foreign service worker accused the Trump administration of putting his pregnant wife and unborn child's lives at risk with the president's “rushed, haphazard and cruel” actions to shut down operations at the U.
USAID refuses to Medevac employee's pregnant wife with 'life-threatening condition': lawsuit
In a damning affidavit filled with harrowing details, a USAID career foreign service officer alleges that the Trump administration’s “rushed, haphazard, and cruel” effort to shut down the agency has placed their pregnant wife and unborn child in grave danger.
The USAID shutdown is upending livelihoods for nonprofit workers, farmers and other Americans
U.S. commodity farmers generally sell their harvests to grain silos and co-ops, at a per bushel rate. While the impact on ...
Trump and Musk froze USAID funding to put Americans first. US citizens are feeling the impact.
The Trump administration shut down USAID to put "American interests" first. In North Carolina, the freeze has thrown hundreds ...
The Nation on MSN1d
USAID Is Not Worth Blindly Defending
Trump and Musk’s war against the agency should be opposed on principle. But we can’t overlook that USAID has been a ...
People on MSN10d
Panicked USAID Workers Grapple with Defunding of Humanitarian Efforts: 'People Will Starve, Babies Will Die' (Exclusive)
Abandoned, without a job and with an uncertain return home — that’s the scenario for a multitude of overseas staff doing the ...
The American Conservative5d
Why USAID No Longer Makes Sense
In conjunction with Rubio’s changed worldview, his arguments in defense of gutting USAID have been realist in nature: These are taxpayer dollars, and we owe the American people the assurances ...
Austin American-Statesman on MSN8d
Fact check: Does as little as 10% of USAID go to help people in need?
As the Trump administration moved to pause foreign aid, Republicans repeated a misleading claim that as little as 10% of aid ...
With the dismantling of USAID, is the Trump administration defying the Constitution?
A constitutional law professor and a former USAID administrator are raising questions about President Trump's actions around USAID and what it could mean about the role of Congress in Washington.
The Bulwark4d
What USAID’s Dismantling Looks Like on the Ground in Africa
Locals in Malawi and Kenya who worked with the agency face stalled development, cancelled programming, and shortages of ...
Federal workers sue to stop USAID's dismantling and the cutting of its workforce from 10,000 to 300 staff
USAID faces a slashing of its workforce to 290 employees. A lawsuit filed Thursday seeks injunctive relief to halt the cuts.
The Indianapolis Star3d
USAID chaos puts American farms at risk | Opinion
U.S. Agency for International Development employees who showed up Monday at their headquarters in Washington, D.C., were turned away because the Trump administration canceled USAID's lease.
The Washington Post on MSN6d
Recall of USAID’s global workforce causes havoc and distress
USAID employees stationed overseas are struggling to navigate the sudden upheaval, having received little clear information ...