A federal judge temporarily paused the Trump administration’s plan to place 2,200 USAID workers on leave, with 500 already on leave, following arguments from workers’ groups in court. The judge issued a limited restraining order before midnight to protect at-risk employees, questioning the urgency of the administration’s actions. USAID, established in 1961, has become a target for Trump and Musk, who accuse the agency of corruption and fraud, leading to efforts to shut it down.
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Tŝilhqot'in Nation at UN calls for government help battling toxic drug crisis
Tsilhqot'in National Government Advocates for Support Amid Drug Crisis During a visit to the United Nations, Vice-Chief Francis Laceese of the Tsilhqot'in National Government emphasized the ongoing toxic drug crisis as a continuation of historical threats faced by Indigenous Peoples, such as the impacts of residential schools and the smallpox epidemic of the 1860s in British Columbia. The government is urging both the B.C. and Canadian governments to increase funding for recovery beds and essential...
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