enacting substantial workforce and budget cuts to the Department of Education and eliminating the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) almost entirely. DOGE reports cutting $55 ...

After DOGE demolished USAID, the Trump administration has yet to collect work laptops and phones from former employees.

The Trump administration has targeted USAID, slashing its workforce. Crews removed signs from the USAID’s headquarters in February, and at the end of the month, USAID workers were given 15 ...

According to CNN’s Kevin Liptak, the cuts will go into effect late Sunday night and cover “virtually the entire USAID workforce.” Liptak joined his network’s Sunday evening coverage with ...

In the weeks since then, about 95% of the agency’s workforce has been laid off ... trucks and response workers bearing the USAID logo are often the first to show up, which has contributed ...

A USAID official had ordered the destruction ... a union that is suing the Trump administration over its cuts to the federal workforce, asked a federal judge late Tuesday to intervene and prevent ...

Last month, a federal judge declined to issue an injunction to prevent President Trump and Secretary of State and acting USAID Administrator ... terminate most of the workforce.

Multiple outlets reported that the USAID informed staffers in a notice Sunday that the workforce cuts would affect 2,000 jobs in the U.S. While the agency did not provide a reason for the move ...