Foreign Aid

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Trump's Budget Takes U.S. Leadership Backwards

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President Trump Expands Abortion Funding Ban

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Tom Catena: Aid Must Go Where It Is Most Needed, Even Amid War and Disease

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Former President George W. Bush Says Foreign Aid Can Help Prevent Extremism

"It's in our national security interests."

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The Paperless Office Is Finally on Its Way

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Bono's Anti-Poverty Effort Turns to 2016 Race

'It’s up to each of us to raise our voices and show candidates that these issues matter to us'

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U.K. Prime Minister Dismisses Jamaican Demands for Slavery Reparations

Former colonial nations are becoming increasingly vocal about seeking restitution

By Joanna Plucinska

Most Foreign Aid Does Not Go to Neediest Countries

Advocacy group ONE urges donor nations to designate 50% of their aid budgets to "least-developed countries"

By Karl Vick

How Venezuela's Collapse Helped Thaw Cuban-American Relations

The late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez helped keep the Cuban regime propped up, but that's not possible in an era of low oil prices

By Girish Gupta

Five Best Ideas of the Day: October 7

1. Learning from our mistakes: Global response to the current Ebola crisis should improve our handling of the next outbreak.By Lena H. Sun, Brady Dennis, Lenny Bernstein, Joel Achenbach in the Washington Post2. A blueprint...

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USAID Wants To Save 15 Million Kids by 2020

USAID’s mission has long been to help countries around the globe keep kids and families healthy. Now the agency’s plan is more targeted than ever before.

By Maya Rhodan

Afghanistan Is The Big Winner In U.S. Foreign Aid

In fiscal year 2012 the U.S. gave $42 billion in aid to 186 countries around the world. But the money was not evenly divided.While Sub Saharan Africa, which has 49 countries—including 18 of the top...

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Stop Sending Aid to Dictators

Traditional foreign aid often props up tyrants more than it helps the poor. It’s time for a new model

By William Easterly

Ugandan Lawmaker Defends Controversial Anti-Gay Bill

The author of the bill said aid cuts were a price worth paying to preserve his country's values

By Kharunya Paramaguru

U.S. Promises Ukraine $1B

John Kerry said the United States will give Ukraine $1 billion in loan guarantees as the country tries to restore political order

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