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A former Republican director of USAID says the agency is critical to U.S. interests and can’t be abolished or folded into the State Department.

The tasks performed by USAID workers aren’t simple. Erin Soto knows. The Terre Haute native served nearly 30 years in the U.S. Agency for International Development before retiring 12 years ago.

Conservatives in government have long watched in exasperation as the agency thumbed its nose at the U.S. national interest.

Chef Jeremy Agha wants to redefine Middle Eastern cooking in Western Sydney, one wagyu kofta dumpling at a time.