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Trump Orders Cancellation of Subscriptions to 6 Media Outlets

Trump Orders Cancellation of Subscriptions to 6 Media Outlets
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World February 20, 2025 16:14

washington, usa - The US State Department instructed to cancel subscriptions of 6 media outlets, including The Economist and Reuters, affecting diplomats worldwide.

US State Department's Instruction

The US State Department has ordered the cancellation of subscriptions to 6 media outlets, including The Economist, The New York Times, Politico, Bloomberg News, The Associated Press, and Reuters. This decision, affecting diplomats globally, is part of the Trump administration's cost-cutting measures. Employees have the option to appeal to protect specific subscriptions, providing strong justifications. The State Department confirmed halting all non-academic or non-professional magazine subscriptions deemed non-critical.

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