Democratic Delaware Sen. Chris Coons expressed support Saturday for the U.S. Agency for International Development’s (USAID) ...

USAID authorized a whopping $20 million to create a Sesame Street in Iraq ... agency in hopes of reducing public spending. The White House has touted schemes such as a 'transgender opera ...

Social media users and President Donald Trump are slamming Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., for his opposition to cutting U.S.

‘Turmoil’: Smerconish breaks down the mass resignations over Eric Adams ...

At its core is a simple yet profound question from the Sesame Street star: “Elmo likes soft. Could that win?” The ad opens with Elmo counting clouds, his signature curiosity on full display.

USAID did not give millions of taxpayer dollars to Politico. The spending came from agencies across the federal government for subscriptions to Politico Pro, according to USA Spending, the database ...

Delaware Sen. Chris Coons agreed with CNN host Michael Smerconish that funding a "Sesame Street" show in Iraq could be a good use of taxpayer funding to teach "values" to Iraqi children.

CNN’s Elle Reeve asks student activists about Trump’s threatening statement to combat antisemitism ...

As demonstrated by the Trump administration’s takedown of USAID, disinformation, amplified by social media, poses an even ...

Delaware Sen. Chris Coons argued on CNN that a USAID-funded children's show for Iraqi children was a good use of "soft power" overseas to "teach values." ...

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