An appeals court has ruled in favor of restoring a hold on the Trump administration's plan to cut a government agency by 90%. The decision comes after President Trump blocked federal funding for news outlets, including Voice of America (VOA), in an effort to overhaul the agency.

In a huge victory for President Trump, the appeals court backed the VOA overhaul, which includes plans by Kari Lake to modernize the agency. This decision validates the administration's efforts to reshape the government agency in line with the president's vision.

The court's ruling marks a significant setback for critics of the administration's plans to slash funding and restructure the agency. The decision to restore the hold on the Trump administration's proposed cuts will allow the agency to continue operating at its current capacity.

As the legal battle over the agency's future continues, the outcome of this case could have far-reaching implications for the government and for the media landscape. President Trump's efforts to reshape federal news outlets like VOA remain a controversial issue, with supporters and detractors closely watching the developments in court.