Trump silenced American voice as staff who put

Donald Trump signs an executive order to return global, independent and funds funded by the Federally News Organizer.

The President’s command targets the Parent of the VOA in the Global Media, or USAGM, who also funded non-profit entities such as Radio Free Asia, originally established in Communism.

It also demands heads of agencies to “reduce performance … in the minimum presence and function required by law”.

Mike Abremowitz, the director of VOA, said he and near his whole staff 1,300 people were placed on a charge.

Abramowitz explained that the order left the VOA that was unable to make the “important mission of it … especially critical today, if the enemies of America make the wrong dollars to make false accounts to fail the United States”.

There is no explanation from the Trump administration and it is not clear if the stations are closed completely.

The CBS, the BBC news associate in the US, said VOA employees were announced by a Crystal Thomas Director’s email.

A source is told that all freelance workers and international contractors are told to have no longer charge.

The CBS-earned emails informed Radio Free Asia Bosses and Radio Liberty Liberty in Europe / Radio that their Federal Grants are over.

VOA and other stations under the USAmdom served more than 400 million listened and widely equal to the BBC World service.

Elon Mok, Unsolect Trump’s Unsolect Breaking Government Departments, used his social media platform X to call VOA to shut down.

The US president has also placed many other federal agencies – including responsible for preventing homelessness, and funds in museums and libraries.

Trump was very critical to VOA in his first term. He recently appointed strong lake Kari Leal to be a special adviser for US agency for global media.

The President often says the main outlets of mainstream outlets are ridiculed against him. He calls CNN and MSNBC “bad” and “illegal”, without providing evidence, in a talk of justice department.

America’s voice launched in 1942 an order to resist Nazi and Japanese propaganda. Its first broadcast – made by a US-bbc-loaned transmitter – expressing a moderate purpose.

Gerald Ford, a former president, signed the public charter in 1976 to maintain editorial freedom.

By 1994, the Broadcast Board of Goveryors, with a management of non-military military, established.

In 2013, a legislation shift was allowed to VOA and associates to begin broadcasting US.