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I called up NPR's Franco Ordonez because I had a question.

Does USAID, the U.S. Agency for International Development, still exist?

And you know what?

His tone will tell you everything.

I mean, I think in some former fashion, it does kind of exist.

Sounds like we don't know.

I think that's very, I think that's very reasonable way to put it.

I mean, there's so much that still has to shake out.

USAID gives money to humanitarian efforts around the world, hospitals in Gaza, soup kitchens

in Sudan. And over the past week, I've watched from afar as Elon Musk and Donald Trump

tried dismantling this agency, piece by piece. First, it was hit with a foreign aid funding freeze. Then that freeze was

partially lifted, but soon there were reports that one employee after another was getting put on

administrative leave. Over the weekend, there were reports that representatives from Musk's so-called

Department of Government

Efficiency, you know, Doge, had accessed headquarters.

And then the agency was summarily scrubbed from the internet.

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