He's one reason why aid cuts weren't as dire for the HIV population as predicted

Harerimana Ismail of Uganda is a community health worker who checks on kids with HIV. He lost his salary after the Trump administration's aid cuts but he keeps doing his job.


play_arrow All United States of America News
3 h.
Science
ID: 3403067167019755198


Similar News expand_more


1 M. One year on from dismantling of USAID, study projects that global aid cuts could lead to 9.4 million deaths by 2030
Science
2 w. Noem’s spending limits have frozen millions in disaster aid, Democratic report charges
Weather
24 h. The Real Housewives Went to Washington to Draw Attention to HIV Funding Cuts
Real Estate
3 w. Medical Aid in Dying: A Narrative Review of the Recent Academic Literature in the United States
Science
2 w. Alaska population loss looms with fewer births and more deaths in an aging population
Science
4 d. U.S. Considers Withholding H.I.V. Aid Unless Zambia Expands Minerals Access
Economics
2 w. Roy Cooper: 'So Many People on the Affordable Care Act' 'Can No Longer Afford It'
Real Estate
9 d. Brendan Carr: Gavin Newsom’s California Had 94,000 Dead People Getting Federal ‘Lifeline’ Subsidies
Crime
2 w. Some families afraid of ICE are forgoing medical care. These volunteers help them
Science
1 M. Delivering Additional Humanitarian Support Directly to the Cuban People
Politics
49 h. Early reports indicate above average flooding in Interior Alaska for breakup
Weather
3 d. Harger: Seattle’s homeless crisis isn’t one problem. It’s three. And we’ve been spending billions pretending otherwise.
Real Estate
1 M. Lawler: 'Not Realistic' to Kick Out Over 25 Million Undocumented People
Crime
1 M. CAT 4361, U.S Southern Command Humanitarian Assistance Program, and Guatemala Partner to P
Politics
3 w. Letter: Endangerment Finding repeal is a threat to Alaska’s health and economy
Science
1 M. Direct Relief’s Fund for Health Equity Reaches Organizations in All 50 U.S. States with More than $67 Million in Support
Economics
2 w. Charity costs are up at hospitals in eastern Washington. One reason? Idahoans
Real Estate
1 M. Listen: Many Tents Are Gone, but Washington's Homeless — And Their Health Problems — Aren’t
Science
5 d. Early report predicts above average breakup flood risk for Western Alaska
Weather
7 d. Paying families of organ donors would save lives, these economists say
Real Estate
1 M. Analysis: Before Trump, U.S. Annually Imported Migrants from the Most Corrupt Countries in the World
Crime
43 h. Iran war hinders the flow of U.N. aid through the Gulf to communities in need
Economics
45 h. COVID probably killed 150,000 more people in its first two years than official U.S. tolls show
Crime
3 w. Gene therapy is transforming lives, but for many Americans it's hard to reach
Science
1 w. Hegseth's remarks highlight the government's reluctance to show human costs of war
Politics
3 d. Inactivity in a warming world could spur hundreds of thousands of deaths
Weather
1 M. Another U.N. Agency Cries Poor: Human Rights Chief Despairs Globalist Group in 'Survival Mode'
Politics
1 M. 'The US crisis around ICE evokes the one sparked by the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850'
Crime
4 w. Exclusive: After pulling out of WHO, the Trump administration is proposing spending $2 billion a year to replicate the global disease surveillance and outbreak functions the United States once helped build, which will cost about three times as much.
Science
1 M. New U.S. Foreign Aid Emphasis on Government Partnerships is Encouraging
Economics
2 w. Opinion | Targeting this $2.8 trillion tax shelter could solve a big U.S. problem
Real Estate
1 M. Trends in Mortality Rates From Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis in the United States From 2010 to 2023
Science
1 M. These US states want polluters to pay for the rising insurance costs of climate disasters
Weather
18 h. Why Alaska school districts are still facing deep cuts after last year’s funding increase
Weather
5 d. Opinion: A strong Alaska requires a strong public workforce aided by a defined benefits plan
Economics
1 M. LIZ PEEK: The trans fever is over — and America is reckoning with the damage done
Science
19 h. Would a Massachusetts income tax cut actually help you? Here’s what to know.
Economics
1 M. Contributor: Nature is a powerful ally against fires and floods. So how will we save it?
Real Estate
1 M. Opinion | A viral infection can have devastating effects. I experienced this firsthand.
Science
1 M. Remote Canadian community grapples with the aftermath of a deadly mass shooting
Crime
1 w. U.S. was only country in a worldwide survey to say most fellow citizens are bad people
Crime
1 w. US was only country in a worldwide survey to say most fellow citizens are bad people
Crime
16 h. Many Americans plan to cut food to afford ACA health insurance, new poll shows
Economics
4 w. Breaking Down the 2026 Budget: Congress Charts Its Own Course on U.S. Foreign Assistance and Policy Priorities
Economics
3 w. Fortifying Health Systems and Countering Infectious Disease Threats Through the America First Global Health Strategy in Burkina Faso
Science
3 w. Fostering Health Sovereignty in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Through the America First Global Health Strategy
Science
1 M. Medical Aid for Florida Measles Outbreak, U.S. Communities Facing Winter Storms, and More
Weather
44 h. A Defeat of the United States in the Middle East Can Pave the Way for Greater Class Struggle
Politics
1 M. WATCH: David Muir explains why brutal cold brought endangered penguins in from outdoors
Science
Popular countries based on strong economic and political relations
Add Watch Country

arrow_drop_down