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"Interviews with more than two dozen administration officials, government contractors and activists – as well as court filings in lawsuits alleging the government is failing to fulfill funding lawfully appropriated by Congress"Here’s a pretty good summary that took three seconds to find.
Congress approves an amount of money and the Executive branch/individual departments like USAID, decides who it goes to. In other words, Congress gives a blanket $5 billion to USAID and the President/USAID decides which entities receive or don't receive money, but Congress doesn't specify, in the end, which individual entities receive money. So it wasn't Congress' ridiculous idea to fund musicals in Columbia, or whatever it was.