Elon Musk Makes Misleading Claim The Government Paid Reuters For ‘Social Deception’—The Biggest DOGE Hoaxes Spread On X

Billionaire government efficiency chief Elon Musk has repeatedly spread baseless or false claims about government spending, including by the U.S. Agency for International Development and other agencies, making various unsupported allegations of criminal activity and a recent misleading claim that disaster relief funds were spent to house migrants in “luxury hotels” in New York. Many … [Read more…]

‘USAID Betrayal’ — House hearing on DOGE revelations

On Thursday, February 13, 2025, the Foreign Affairs Committee held a highly publicized hearing on USAID at Capitol Hill. The event showcased a lineup of notable witnesses, including: Chairman Brian Mast (R-Fla.) kicked off the hearing with multiple attempts—none successful—to play videos that depicted U.S. taxpayer dollars funding a drag show workshop for Venezuelan migrants … [Read more…]

USAID – The F Bureau hosted a “listening session” on Thursday, February 13, 2025

On Thursday, February 13, 2025, Peter Marocco, the director of the Office of Foreign Assistance (F Bureau) at the State Department, hosted a “listening session” with various stakeholders. The event brought together implementing partners, government officials, and representatives from think tanks. During the session, Marocco revealed that several awards had been scrapped in order to … [Read more…]

The Foreign Aid Bridge Fund: An Urgent Appeal to Support Critical Frontline Organizations

“The current U.S. foreign aid freeze has created an unprecedented crisis for some of the world’s most effective, frontline humanitarian and development organizations and their ability to serve millions of people around the world. Today, we’re launching an emergency bridge fund to help these critical groups resume their life-saving work.” MORE

Here are the agencies purging federal workers

n the latest federal shakeup, the Trump administration ordered the heads of several agencies across the government to start firing employees who were still within their probationary period — or within their first one or two years on the job. During this period, which is different for each agency, workers have some protections in place, … [Read more…]