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Voice of America

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noun

  1. the division of the United States Information Agency that broadcasts daily programs of news and entertainment throughout the world. VOA, V.O.A.


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Gu Bo signed up to walk dogs and feed cats on Rover the day after she was laid off from her job at Voice of America in March.

From The Wall Street Journal

The agency, currently headed on an interim basis by Kari Lake, oversees the funding for government-run media outlets such as Voice of America.

From Los Angeles Times

District Court for the District of Columbia called for the network’s restoration last April, citing a law that requires the Voice of America broadcast to be continued.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite the ruling, Kari Lake, the acting chief executive of Voice of America’s oversight agency, posted on social media on Friday evening that 532 government positions were eliminated.

From Los Angeles Times

Before the downsizing, Voice of America was responsible for broadcasting news in 49 languages to 360 million people every week, including in Russia and China.

From Los Angeles Times