The parent agency of Voice of America (VOA) just axed over 600 more jobs, marking an 85% workforce cut since March. This brutal downsizing likely signals the end of the historic broadcasting network, which was originally created to combat Nazi propaganda during WWII.

Editor’s Note: VOA has been a key player in global journalism for decades, especially in countering authoritarian narratives. Losing most of its staff isn’t just about layoffs—it’s a major blow to international broadcasting and raises questions about who fills the void in unbiased news. For a network with such a legacy, this feels like more than restructuring; it’s an unraveling.