A federal judge in the US has ordered a temporary pause on Donald Trump’s plans to force more than 2000 workers to go on leave from the country’s independent foreign aid body.

US District Judge Carl Nichols in Washington, who was nominated by President Donald Trump during his first term, announced the decision at a hearing on a lawsuit from the largest US government workers ...

The case, brought by the American Foreign Service Association and the American Federation of Government Employees was ...

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However, the judge said his order would prevent those 2,200 employees from being immediately placed on administrative leave and would also pause the relocation of certain humanitarian workers ...

USAID's links to terror groups including Hamas -- and a failure to heed warnings about these links -- may have sealed its ...

A federal judge said Friday he intends to temporarily block the Trump administration’s plan to place thousands of U.S. Agency ...