Trump orders cuts at Voice of America parent agency
President Trump has signed an executive order requiring the parent agency of Voice of America to effectuate activity and staffing cuts.
President Trump has signed an executive order requiring the parent agency of Voice of America to effectuate activity and staffing cuts.
The move will also see Voice of America end its business relationships with Agence France-Presse and Reuters, among other outlets.
The show will stream on Prime Video in the U.S. only, with additional seasons debuting on the streaming platform every Monday through the end of April.
Fox News and ABC were the top cable news channel and broadcast network respectively with coverage of President Donald Trump’s prime-time address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday, according to Nielsen ratings.
The appointment comes about two months after then-President Elect Trump named Lake as his choice to lead the external broadcaster.
Attorneys for the Department of Justice argued the AP has no constitutional right to access events held by President Donald Trump.
The news organization says it is being barred from events involving President Donald Trump because it refuses to refer to the Atlantic Gulf as the “Gulf of Mexico.”
Apple and Google are restoring access to TikTok in their U.S.-based app stores after receiving assurances from the Trump Administration that a law banning the app will not be enforced.
The FCC intends to use materials obtained from its investigation of Comcast over DEI initiatives to help the agency probe other telecoms and broadcasters on the same issue in the future.
The organization continues to use the name “Gulf of Mexico,” despite President Donald Trump’s executive order renaming the body of water.
PBS says it will close its DEI office, with two employees leaving the broadcaster, following Donald Trump’s DEI-focused executive order in January.
Meta Platforms, the parent company of the social network, will commit $22 million to the build-out of Trump’s presidential library.