The Second Trump Administration and Development: The First 100 Days

US assistance has been at the forefront of the global fight against famine and pestilence worldwide. Any delay or disruption of that support will have an immense cost.

In grocery stores across the US, shoppers buying eggs face soaring prices—or empty shelves—amid an outbreak of bird flu, caused by the H5N1 virus. Beyond America’s borders, Uganda just confirmed a case of Ebola in its capital Kampala; neighboring Tanzania is facing a Marburg virus outbreak; and the ...

This blog makes the case for how to conduct a good-faith, smart aid review in service of the administration’s goals and the American people.

This last week, a critical pillar of global health has been thrust into jeopardy due to executive action. Secretary Rubio has the power to resume funding to PEPFAR tomorrow by issuing a waiver to the pause.