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Sheila Hogan writes, Republicans in Washington, including Montana’s own delegation, chose to gut ... lifesaving programs. Why ...

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The government has said it is making "substantial changes" to the compensation scheme for thousands of victims of the infected blood scandal. The announcement was made in Parliament two weeks after a ...

Opinion: We must demand the funding for USAID be restored, and we must hold those responsible for these deadly cuts ...

Arriving in Gaza in late March just as Israel broke the ceasefire, The Intercept witnessed firsthand what happened to Gaza’s most vulnerable after the U.S. defunded USAID and UNRWA and turned those ...

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Orphanages are no substitute for family, yet institutional care for children persists around the world. One ministry in south ...