By Ammu Kannampilly, Jonathan Landay and Jessica Donati (Reuters) -With 1,100 metric tons of emergency food rations nearing expiry in a U.S. government warehouse in Dubai after President Donald ...

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The United States is set to destroy nearly 500 metric tons of U.S.-taxpayer-funded emergency food meant for starving people ...

The Trump administration dismantled USAID, causing distribution disruptions. Now some has expired, and it is set to be ...

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