In a controversial decision, Trump orders the dismantling of government-funded media outlets, including Fox News and Voice of America, sparking debates on media integrity and government influence.
U.S. President Trump's recent executive order halting funding to U.S.-funded media, including VOA and RFE/RL, has sparked outrage among journalists and free speech advocates. Over 1,300 employees have been put on leave, raising concerns about the future of independent reporting.
In a bold move, President Trump has placed nearly all Voice of America staff on leave following an executive order aimed at slashing government agencies. Critics warn this threatens press freedom and democracy worldwide.
In a bold move, Donald Trump has signed an order to cut funding for Voice of America, labeling it 'anti-Trump.' This decision has led to significant staff layoffs and raised concerns about free media in the U.S.
In a controversial move, Trump signs an executive order to dismantle seven federal agencies, including those focused on media and libraries. What does this mean for independent journalism?
In a surprising move, President Trump signed an executive order to cut funding for the Voice of America and other federal agencies, aiming to streamline government operations. This controversial decision has sparked debates on media bias and the future of public broadcasting.
