Former USAID head grieves its closure while hoping for its future [NPR] ↳

In an interview with NPR marking a year since USAID's official shutdown, former administrator Samantha Power argues the deepest damage won't register for generations, but points to the Republican-led Congress's $50 billion foreign assistance bill as evidence USAID could someday be reconstituted.

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Response [sic] to Venezuela’s crisis proves that America can still help in substantial ways — even without USAID [New York Post] ↳

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Africa's aid dependency was never Washington's to fix [Semafor] ↳