With a promise to end "waste, fraud and abuse" within the agency, the Trump administration has made various claims about its ...

Eleven out of 12 claims about the agency’s work are misleading, wrong or lack context.

The details on a USAID fact sheet, which is now offline, were shared on X by WikiLeaks. LIV Golf’s Phil Mickelson has since taken a jibe at the numbers, questioning its legitimacy. USAID’s ...

The news release then listed 12 examples, plucked from the websites of right-wing media. But the numbers cited – as low as $32,000 – hardly justify the claim that these are “massive ...

A fabricated E! News report said the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) paid for trips by Hollywood stars to Ukraine after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

USAID, the U.S. government’s international humanitarian and development arm, leads U.S. efforts in many countries to provide food and medicine and supports developing countries’ economic growth.

“Can someone explain why Malia Obama received $2.2 million in funds from USAID?” text in the image ... verified signatory of the International Fact-Checking Network, which requires a ...

"USAID sponsored American celebrity visits to Ukraine after Russia's full-scale invasion began," reads text on the video, which is accompanied by a voiceover narration. "Angelina Jolie, $20,000,000.

The White House’s fact sheet links to a USAID announcement that does not mention tourism at all and was issued in 2019—during Trump’s first administration.

On Feb. 5, a prominent conservative user posted (archived) on X, "Fun Fact: @Politico received USAID funds. Everything makes sense now." Beyond that text caption, the user's post featured three ...

A post shared on X claims the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) purportedly funded ... Using this information, Check Your Fact conducted a keyword search and found a ...