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How USAID cuts have affected the maker of a life-saving peanut paste

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By Nancy Marshall-Genzer, Dylan Miettinen, Nancy Marshall Genzer
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Heard on: Mark Moore is the co-founder & CEO of Mana Nutrition, an organization that produces nutritional peanut paste distributed to children experiencing malnutrition. Mana now employs roughly 130 people and has a production plant located in Fitzgerald, Georgia. By and large, USAID has been Mana’s largest customer. But since the start of the year, it’s been “a kind of a yo-yo effect,” Moore told Marketpace’s Nancy Marshall-Genzer last month.
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How Social Security layoffs and site closures could impact you

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By Nancy Marshall-Genzer, Dylan Miettinen, Nancy Marshall Genzer
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Among the federal agencies that DOGE has its eyes on is the Social Security Administration. Less than three months into the current Trump administration, Social Security has been in the headlines a lot: Offices are expected to close. At least 7,000 workers are expected to be cut. Identification requirements have been changed, too. And a lot of those changes may mean limited access and additional delays to already protracted services.
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How USAID cuts are being felt by one Oklahoma contractor

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By Nancy Marshall-Genzer, Nancy Marshall Genzer
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On Friday, for a second day, current and former U.S. Agency for International Development workers are being allowed into USAID headquarters in Washington, D.C. for 15 minutes to pack up their belongings. But the federal government’s layoffs are being felt across the country, not just in D.C. Patricia Gross, 47, has worked as an independent government contractor — a gig worker — since 2018. She, her husband and three young sons live just outside of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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