U.S. Supreme Court upholds ruling ordering Trump administration to fulfil $2B in USAID contracts
A divided U.S. Supreme Court declined on Wednesday to let President Donald Trump's administration withhold payment to foreign aid organizations for work they already performed for the government, as the Republican president moves to pull the plug on American humanitarian projects around the world.
In blow to Trump, Supreme Court frees up billions in USAID money
Trump refused to restart billions of dollars in funding disbursements for USAID after abruptly halting foreign assistance in January. The president told the Supreme Court that he shouldn’t have to comply with a federal court’s order turning on funds under a broad executive authority argument.
Justice Samuel Alito penned a scathing dissent to the Supreme Court's decision ending a temporary pause on foreign aid ...
The justices split 5-4 on whether to halt a judge’s order to restart nearly $2 billion in State Department and USAID payments ...
The Supreme Court on Wednesday denied the State Department's application to vacate a district court’s order to issue payments ...
USAID has been undergoing a dramatic overhaul following intervention by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). The ...
A day after getting a boost from the Supreme Court, U.S. foreign aid contractors and grant recipients go before a federal ...
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