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Politics of Poverty
The U.S. has entered a new era of corporate control and capture, spearheaded by the tech industry and the billionaire venture capitalists that fund it.
Politics of Poverty
Cuts to US humanitarian and development aid continue to devastate vulnerable populations around the world and leave crucial programs in limbo. An Oxfam advocacy fly-in to D.C. provided a glimmer of hope in an unstable, uncertain political climate.
Politics of Poverty
When the Trump administration slashed humanitarian aid programs, it claimed broad support from the American people. Oxfam America wanted data to investigate this claim—and launched two waves of national opinion polling — in February and May 2025 — to ask Americans about their views on foreign aid.