On Tuesday, US district judge Beryl Howell effectively allowed the transfer of the headquarters building of the United States Institute of Peace to the General Services Administration. In fact, ...

Last week, USIP said it denied DOGE members entry to the building. That same week, Trump gutted the board and had the remaining board vote to remove George Moose as president and CEO of the ...

On April 1, US district judge Beryl Howell effectively allowed the transfer of the United States Institute of Peace headquarters building to the DOGE-controlled General Services Administration.

Newly appointed USIP head Nate Cavanaugh was ordered to ... to GSA and to seek an exception from the 100% reimbursement requirement for the building,” Mr. Cavanaugh wrote in a letter to acting ...

USIP has been embroiled in a dispute with DOGE since Friday, when the organization blocked DOGE staffers from entering the building with FBI agents in tow. President Donald Trump then gutted the ...

"The acting USIP President advised MPD members that there were unauthorized individuals inside of the building that were refusing to leave and refusing to provide him access to the facility." ...

The USIP is now headed by a 28-year-old, per a federal court filing. DOGE named Nate Cavanaugh, a tech entrepreneur and college dropout, as the USIP's acting president. Lawyers for the USIP said ...

The $500 million headquarters building of the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) may transfer to the General Services Administration (GSA) at no charge, according to court documents.