Trump administration rescinds order attempting to freeze federal aid spending
- The White House has rescinded an order freezing federal grants after it caused confusion and faced legal challenges, but executive orders on spending remain effective.
- Democratic lawmakers argue the freeze was unconstitutional and claim the White House is blocking approved funding.
- Legal experts believe Trump is testing the limits of his power, with federal judges expected to block some orders temporarily.
- Healthcare programs like PEPFAR are in crisis due to Trump's actions, which include halting foreign aid and stopping HIV drug distribution.
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