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After four decades at The Washington Post, now reporting for various magazines. Books include ‘Trump Revealed,' 'Something in the Air' and 'After The Wall.'
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The National Symphony Is In Real Danger Thanks to Trump

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By Marc Fisher Verified
| City Cast DC (Podcast)
If the Washington Mystics or D.C. United suddenly vanished from the local sports scene because of the president of the United States’s contempt and negligence, the town would be in an uproar. But right now, a D.C. institution that draws more people than either of those teams has been struck silent and is in danger of disappearing – and there’s not nearly enough clamor about it.
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How Donald Trump Silenced the Voice of America

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By Marc Fisher Verified
| Reader Supported News
The agency was created to spread the story of freedom and democracy around the world. Now, with many of its journalists being paid to stay home, it’s delivering a very different message. Voice of America’s Persian Service began airing in its current form in 1979, shortly after the Iranian Revolution toppled the Shah and installed the Islamist clerics who rule the country to this day.
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How Donald Trump Silenced the Voice of America

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By Marc Fisher Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
Voice of America’s Persian Service began airing in its current form in 1979, shortly after the Iranian Revolution toppled the Shah and installed the Islamist clerics who rule the country to this day. V.O.A. was created by the U.S. government to tell America’s story to the world, and, for decades, the Persian Service was one of its largest departments, producing news reports and talk shows that at times reached close to a quarter of Iran’s adults.
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