An Indian-origin CEO has waded into the ongoing controversy over the future of the US Agency for International Development (USAID).

Sarasota, announced he will file legislation to abolish USAID, as Trump allies in government and the media attack the agency.

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Labor organizations have sued the federal government on behalf of foreign service workers over the gutting of USAID.

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Trump has bundled two of his long-favored political targets—federal government spending and the media—into one attack while ...

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