Donald Trump’s Board of Peace has “zero dollars” in its official fund, with donors instead sending money directly to the United States, sources have said.

President Donald Trump launched his Board of Peace in January, amid criticism that he intended to rival the United Nations, but months later — despite billions of dollars in pledges from donor countries — its fund “has received no money from donors,

The official financial fund set up for Donald Trump’s Board of Peace has received exactly zero dollars—but that doesn’t necessarily mean that cash isn’t flowing into the president’s slush fund run by war criminals.

Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace,” which vowed to help rebuild Gaza, has no real funding despite receiving billions of dollars in pledges, according to a new report. The president formally announced

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The high representative for President Trump's International Board of Peace in Gaza, Nickolay Mladenov, said months without progress implementing the deal benefited neither Israel nor Palestinians.

With wars raging in the Middle East, Ukraine, Myanmar, and Yemen, with domestic polarization at a modern-day high in the United States, and with the approaching Christian and Jewish holidays, it seems a fitting time to focus a spotlight on organizations ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Everywhere I turn, the word “peace” keeps showing up. Reports on how to create peacefulness in the face of anxious times are surfacing. Magazine articles suggest ways to stay calm and bring kindness into the world. Even in ...

Now is not necessarily a time in the world where it’s easy to find internal or external peace. Things seem to be figuratively — or literally — on fire everywhere you look. It can almost feel wrong not to always be “on” and stressed about the ...

Repetition, it’s said, can be the mother of learning. So, in light of recent Catholic debates about the pursuit of peace in the Middle East and elsewhere, permit me to reprise, with slight adjustments, parts of a column from 24 years ago. The points I ...