President Donald Trump has begun his second administration with a series of controversial moves and decisions.

The administration is expected on Friday to reduce the USAID workforce from 14,000 to only 300 employees. Trump on Friday ...

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The protest at the N.C. capitol in Raleigh was part of a movement to hold 50 decentralized protests in 50 states opposing ...

Hoosiers showed their opposition to President Donald Trump's policies in a gathering Wednesday in Indianapolis.

The Columbia Journalism Review published a story worrying that Elon Musk and DOGE's decision to shut down USAID will impact ...

USAID, which has become the focus of Elon Musk's DOGE efforts in recent days, was led by Obama admin alum Samantha Power from 2021 until Trump took office in January.

In Pittsburgh, attendees at a protest against Trump also expressed anger toward Pennsylvania U.S. Sen. John Fetterman for ...

Hundreds of boisterous, upbeat protesters spanned the block in front of the Nevada Capitol in Carson City on Wednesday to ...

Protests against Trump's actions are planned across all 50 states Wednesday, with organizers rallying under #buildtheresistance. This live blog is now closed.

"We are being tasked to assist the Department in recalling USAID employees to the United States by Saturday," State Department official Seth Green wrote in an email to staff on Tuesday.