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Peter Donde was 10. Born with HIV. Kept alive by a U.S.-funded PEPFAR program—until foreign aid was frozen. Without access to meds, his immunity collapsed. He died in February from a preventable infection. These cuts have life-or-death consequences. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

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I’m disappointed that Congress has largely followed the Administration’s lead in rescinding nearly $8 billion in funding they both approved only months ago. Cutting funding for life-saving programs leaves Americans less secure and the world less stable and prosperous.

"When the world faces its darkest moments...there’s one country that has consistently stood up first: the United States of America." This rescissions package marks a step back from that leadership role. Our full statement: interaction.org/statement/stat…

Votes on rescissions shouldn't rely on untrue allegations, like claiming PEPFAR funded abortions in Russia. “Any administration can ask for rescissions & provide reasons for doing so,” said @jenkatesdc, but "the reasons here are not backed up by facts." nytimes.com/2025/07/15/hea…

Urge the Senate to reject proposed cuts to international aid funding that has already been approved for 2025. These cuts aren’t just numbers on a spreadsheet. They represent vaccines for children, basic care for people displaced by war, clean water for families in crisis, and…

Global health progress is in jeopardy. U.S. funding cuts are threatening work that has saved millions of lives and advanced a healthier world for mothers, babies, and children.

Countless lives are at risk. Click the link to send an email to your senator urging them to push back and oppose canceling funding for lifesaving international assistance programs ➡️ brnw.ch/21wU8yx.

The rescissions package would mark a significant step back from America’s leadership on global health around the world. We urge the Senate to vote "no" on the rescissions package.

Today, @SenatorShaheen & @SFRCdems released a report detailing the erosion of America's development capacity. It states what our Members have seen around the world for months, that reduced foreign aid pushes other actors to step in. foreign.senate.gov/press/dem/rele…

Arkansans understand that international assistance is a strategic self interest: “International aid programs aren't handouts. They're investments in American security, economic strength and global leadership.” Check out the new op-ed from @robertwcoon in @ArkansasOnline…