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Trump, PEPFAR and HIV

PEPFAR keeps millions of people with HIV alive and may be spared from Trump spending cuts

But governments, health experts and people with HIV around the world are alarmed by the effects of other U.S. aid cuts and chaos that are already disrupting the crucial supply of HIV drugs — which ar...

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PEPFAR May Be Spared From Trump Spending Cuts

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Trump’s push to cut another $9 billion in spending could spare $400 million for HIV/AIDS relief

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Trump’s bid to claw back $9B in foreign aid and public broadcasting funds nears Senate vote

President Donald Trump’s request to cancel about $9 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting spending is nearing passage in the Senate, an action that would have a tiny impact on the nation’s r...

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Senate moves to debate cuts to public broadcasting and foreign aid

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Republicans are considering changes to Trump’s request for $9.4 billion in spending cuts

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US Senate Pushes Toward Aid, Public Broadcasting Cuts Sought by Trump

Republican Senators Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and Susan Collins of Maine voted against moving the legislation closer to passage.

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Senate set to debate cuts to NPR, PBS and foreign aid

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Senate moving forward on Trump request to cut foreign aid, public media funding

AIDS, PEPFAR and Republicans

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Republicans Scrap Cuts to PEPFAR Anti-AIDS Program

The deal would shield PEPFAR from the Trump Administration’s plan to cancel billions in previously approved but unspent federal funds. The decision came after several Republican senators objected to including the widely celebrated HIV/AIDS initiative in a list of programs targeted for clawbacks under Trump’s campaign to root out what he has called “ waste,

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AIDS program PEPFAR may escape White House attempt to cut its budget

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Senate Republicans to spare global AIDS program from DOGE cuts

How Every Senator Voted on Bid to Cancel Foreign Aid and Public Media Funding

The Senate voted 51 to 48 to claw back about $9 billion in federal funding that lawmakers had approved for foreign aid and public broadcasting. The so-called rescissions were made at the request of the White House, which has sought to codify spending cuts put forward by Elon Musk’s cost-cutting effort, the Department of Government Efficiency.

PEPFAR survives rescissions

Presented by AstraZeneca{beacon} Health Care Health Care The Big Story PEPFAR survives rescissions Senate Republicans are removing a global anti-HIV program from the White

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Trump Admin Agrees to Exempt Global AIDS Relief From Cuts, Urges Allies to Pull Weight

The Trump administration agreed to exempt a global AIDS-relief program from spending cuts in the rescissions package.

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New Senate plan preserves PEPFAR funding

The U.S. Senate has opened debate on a $9 billion rescission bill to claw back foreign aid and other funding not aligned with Trump administration priorities, but will apparently leave one critical public health program alone.

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White House agrees to exempt PEPFAR from cuts

Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought told reporters after meeting with Senate Republicans on Tuesday that the White House is on board with a substitute amendment to the

Trump Official Accused PEPFAR of Funding Abortions in Russia. It Wasn’t True.

PEPFAR has not operated in Russia since 2012, when President Vladimir Putin kicked the United States Agency for International Development out of the country. U.S. law prohibits the use of any federal funds to pay for abortions. Funding abortions through PEPFAR would imply not just waste, but serious crimes or negligence, or both.

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Lawmakers signal plan to protect PEPFAR from cuts

IDSA and HIVMA urged lawmakers to also preserve crucial infrastructure and other programs that support PEPFAR's implementation.

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RFK Jr. Eyeing Run for President? PEPFAR $$ Preserved; Hawley Flips on Medicaid Cuts

In H5N1 news, Kennedy is urging Canada not to cull 400 ostriches exposed to bird flu. (Politico) Eric Schnabel, chief operating officer at NIH, was fired 3 months into the job as officials investigate whether a $3.