U.S. Delays Terror Screening for Aid Groups

The Bush administration has decided to defer the start of a new security screening program for thousands of officials of organizations seeking funds from the Agency for International Development until it reviews all the comments from those affected, according to USAID's acting deputy administrator,...
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Walter Pincus

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