CPJ urges US Congress to stop Trump from gutting VOA parent, other agencies
WASHINGTON: The Committee to Protect Journalists urges United States congressional leaders to protect the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM) after President Trump signed an executive order on Friday aimed at dismantling the parent of Voice of America and six other federal agencies.
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Layoffs hit 1,000 workers at Voice of America, other broadcastersThe job cuts are rooted in an Executive Order signed by President Trump on Friday that requires USAGM and other organizations ...
Journalists showed up at the Voice of America today to broadcast their programs only to be told they had been locked out: ...
The Voice of America and its sister networks face a shutdown as federal officials issued mass suspensions for more than 1,000 ...
Kari Lake, the Special Adviser for the U.S. Agency for Global Media, announced that Voice of America (VOA) is ending its ...
Lake was sworn in as USAGM’s special adviser on March 3, saying she’s “looking forward” to serving America and “streamlining” ...
The Trump administration has initiated a sweeping reduction of operations within the United States Agency for Global Media ...
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Trump orders elimination of seven federal agencies including USAGMMusk’s political footprint on X The order also targets the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, the Woodrow Wilson ...
Advocates for the government-funded networks, including lawmakers in both the United States and Europe, say the cutbacks will ...
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