Judge temporarily bars effort to defund Radio Free Europe
- A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's effort to defund Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, stating the organization is likely to win its case.
- Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty filed a lawsuit claiming the shutdown order would violate the Constitution and federal laws.
- U.S. District Judge Royce C. Lamberth ruled against the U.S. Agency for Global Media, suggesting the termination order lacks sufficient explanation.
- Stephen Capus, CEO of Radio Free Europe, stated it is unlawful to deny funding already appropriated by Congress for the organization.
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Kari Lake withdraws cancellation of Radio Free Europe funding
U.S. Agency for Global Media senior adviser Kari Lake withdrew the Trump administration’s cancellation of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty’s funding on Wednesday after a court granted the news organization a temporary restraining order. Lake rescinded the order to end a…
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