Foreign Aid Groups Ask US Supreme Court to Require Trump to Release Funds
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Foreign aid organizations asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday to require President Donald Trump's administration to promptly pay them for work they already performed for the government, as a federal judge had ordered.
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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.
Two reports showing dire impacts on Africa and Gaza have not been released in fear of Trump’s wrath, official says.
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