How the World Is Reeling From Trump’s Aid Freeze

Most of the soup kitchens that feed 816,000

people in Khartoum have shut down.

Organizations that provide maternal care,

vaccinations and firewood were forced

to suspend operations.

Patients were told to leave a

U.S.-funded refugee hospital

on the Myanmar border.

A U.S. contractor that provides

security for a camp that holds

ISIS members and their families

was forced to halt operations.

Aid workers say about 40 newborns

contracted H.I.V. per day when the U.S.

stopped funding for antiretroviral drugs.

A U.S.-sponsored program collecting sensitive

intelligence on Al Qaeda-related incidents has

been interrupted.