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Impact of U.S. Funding Cuts on Global HIV Care: A Mother’s Struggle for Survival

In South Africa, a 36-year-old living with HIV since childhood fears she will lose access to treatment due to Trump’s policy.

The post Global HIV Care Thrown Into Chaos by Trump: “I Will Be Sick and Maybe Die” appeared first on The Intercept.

Rubio’s Humanitarian Waiver Fails to Revive Critical Foreign Aid Programs

After plunging USAID and its network of contractors into chaos, communications breakdowns and bureaucratic snafus leave projects stalled.

The post Marco Rubio’s USAID “Humanitarian Waiver” Isn’t Helping Restart Lifesaving Programs appeared first on The Intercept.

Trump’s Contradictory Legacy: Escalating Airstrikes in Somalia Amid Peace Promises

The American tradition of airstrikes against Somalia is continuing into Trump’s second term.

The post Trump the “Peacemaker” Ramps Up America’s Forever War in Somalia appeared first on The Intercept.

Surviving in Gaza: A Queer Man’s Struggle with HIV Amid War and Scarcity

A year in Palestine, living in fear of not just genocide — but AIDS. 

The post Queer, HIV-Positive, and Running Out of Medication in Gaza appeared first on The Intercept.

Disillusioned American Voters in the Middle East Reflect on Election Choices Amid Gaza Conflict

The Intercept spoke to voters in the region grappling with the fact that neither party is promising change to U.S. policy in Gaza.

The post Americans in the Middle East: “The Most Unenthusiastic Vote I’ve Ever Cast” appeared first on The Intercept.

Pentagon Secures OpenAI Technology for Military Operations in Africa

OpenAI’s mission is “to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity.” Its use by U.S. AFRICOM will test that premise.

The post Pentagon Purchased OpenAI Tools for Military Operations Across Africa appeared first on The Intercept.

IBM CEO Values Israel and Saudi Arabia’s Input on “Correct Behavior” | TOME

IBM employees questioned the company’s ties to the Israeli military. CEO Arvind Krishna’s answer raised even more concerns.

The post IBM CEO: We Listen to What Israel and Saudi Arabia Consider “Correct Behavior” appeared first on The Intercept.

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