Voice of America (VOA) is a U.S. government-funded multimedia organization established in 1942. It produces and distributes news, information, and educational programming internationally. Employing approximately 1,920 people, VOA's headquarters are located in the United States. Its content is broadcast in over 40 languages across various platforms, including radio, television, internet, mobile devices, and through affiliated stations.
On September 19, 2025, the U.S. government agency that operates Voice of America urged a Washington D.C. federal judge to reject a claim that fulfilling its mandate as a news source prevents imminent layoffs. This followed a lawsuit filed by unions representing employees, alleging that a recent Executive Order signed by President Trump illegally rescinded union rights and interfered with collective bargaining agreements. The lawsuit contends the Executive Order represents an illegal attempt to revoke union rights. The agency argued that the court should not prevent the layoffs.
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