After President Trump’s freeze on aid, administrators of health care, education and social service programs worried they would have to scale back operations.

The Trump administration’s move to re-examine federal funding for hundreds of programs for evidence of what it calls “Marxist equity” would potentially have a devastating effect on New York City — notably the nation’s biggest public housing authority’s ability to provide homes for its 520,

A Victorville nonprofit can breathe a sigh of relief after President Donald Trump's administration rescinded a memo describing a funding freeze.

U.S. President Donald Trump's administration ordered a pause on all federal grants and loans starting on Tuesday, a sweeping decision that could disrupt funding for education, healthcare, poverty programs and a host of other initiatives that depend on federal dollars.

The Trump Administration announced a halt on federal funding for loans and grants Monday to take effect Tuesday, but a federal judge stopped the funding freeze minutes before it was supposed to be enacted.

The White House rescinded a memo on Wednesday that put a freeze on most federal loans and grants, sending another wave of emotions to nonprofits in Arkansas that are dependent on that grant money.

For organizations like the YWCA of Greater Cleveland, which serves as a vital safety net for the region’s most vulnerable populations, the abrupt funding uncertainty was a harsh wake-up call.

The Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network has helped thousands of immigrants and called the order a “gross violation” of equal access to justice.