Wednesday, Jan 29

The US withdrawal from the WHO presents a $958 million funding gap for the global health agency, reshaping health priorities.

Tuesday, Jan 28

The Trump administration's pause on federal grants and loans has sparked significant backlash from Congress, raising questions about legality and potential impacts on public funding.

Sunday, Jan 26

The US State Department has paused nearly all foreign aid, except to Israel and Egypt, following Trump's order to review spending practices.

Sunday, Jan 26

The Supreme Court will review Oklahoma's proposed first publicly funded religious charter school, potentially blurring church-state lines in education.

Saturday, Jan 25

The US State Department has halted funding for nearly all aid programs, causing widespread concern over humanitarian assistance worldwide.

Saturday, Jan 25

The Supreme Court will hear a case on whether to allow the first publicly funded religious charter school in Oklahoma, potentially reshaping education law on religious funding.

Friday, Jan 24

Mauricio Funes, the former president of El Salvador, died in Nicaragua at 65, evading corruption charges that led to his exile.

Thursday, Jan 23

Australian police probe potential foreign funding behind a surge in antisemitic attacks amidst rising tensions following the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Thursday, Jan 23

Mauricio Funes, former President of El Salvador, has died at 65 in Nicaragua, where he sought refuge to escape corruption charges.

Wednesday, Jan 22

The EPFO saw a net addition of 14.63 lakh members in November 2024, reflecting growth in employment opportunities and increasing female participation.