What To Know. According to USAID documents, Ivanka Trump used over $11,000 from the department in 2019 to buy video recording and reproducing equipment for a White House event.

2 days ago · Melania and Ivanka Trump toured Africa to promote USAID programs. "We care," Melania Trump declared in 2018 during a visit to Egypt as first lady to promote her partnership with the U.S. Agency ...

5 hours ago · Ivanka Trump also received positive press coverage by helping to launch a program to distribute foreign aid through USAID, ABC News reported. In 2019, Ivanka Trump celebrated when her father ...

8 hours ago · Trump directed USAID to allocate $50 million to the initiative. Ivanka told ABC News at the time of WGDP’s launch: “We know there’s a correlation between gender inequality and conflict ...

1 day ago · According to documents, Ivanka Trump used over $11,000 from the department in 2019 to buy video recording and reproducing equipment for a White House event. The documents show $11,539 was to be ...

4 hours ago · Melania and Ivanka Trump promoted USAID initiatives in education and women's empowerment during the first term of the Trump administration. Recently, President Trump has criticized USAID, labeling it a 'tremendous fraud,' alleging mismanagement of taxpayer funds, which contrasts with previous endorsements from his family.

1 day ago · USAID oversaw $265 million per year in spending Ivanka Trump's women's business initiative and an associated antipoverty program. Melania Trump partnered with the agency on her 2018 trip to Ghana ...

13 hours ago · Ivanka Trump used USAID money for White House event: Report 'For decades, USAID bureaucrats believed they were accountable to no one—but that era is over. President Trump is STOPPING the waste ...

13 hours ago · USAID provided $1.5 million to a group called Grupa Izadji, which focuses on creating opportunities for young LGBTQ people. Aleksa Savić, executive director of Grupa Izadji, said in an email that ...

4 days ago · Established by President John F. Kennedy in 1961, the U.S. Agency for International Development provides billions in humanitarian assistance overseas.