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I thought the ambassador was being kind.
That was the mistake I carried out of the building with me.
The day USAID ended for me, I turned in the things that proved I had belonged there. Badge. Key card. Computer paperwork. The emergency r...
by a former USAID Foreign Service Officer
The State Department officer sat three feet from me.
We had worked together for over two years by then. Our families had met. We had been to each other’s homes. We had done what you do at o...
They already know what we are.
The activist in Kampala stopped refreshing the funding portal in March 2025. She knows. The man in Mombasa who found other arrangements, because he had no choice, knows. Forty-two countries received stop-work...
Marco Rubio posed at Mother Teresa's grave, proving once again that symbolic charity survives long after the real thing has been defunded.
Prologue
On Pentecost weekend, Marco Rubio stood beside Mother Teresa’s grave posing as a Catholic...
This is not a warning. Warnings come before catastrophe. People are dying while the officials responsible hold press conferences and call it policy.
On May 17, 2026, the World Health Organization declared that Ebola caused by the Bundibugy...
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