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Hundreds of VOA employees set to be axed amid legal fight with Trump

The Washington Post · Scott Nover · last updated
More than 500 Voice of America contractors are expected to lose their jobs by June 30 as the U.S.-funded news service continues its legal battle with the Trump administration over the dismantling of VOA’s parent agency.
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