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Trump Administration: Knowledge Control Strategies, 2025
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The provided sources discuss the 2025 Trump administration's strategies for asserting significant influence and control over U.S. knowledge sources, as implemented by June of its first year. This comprehensive effort, largely informed by Project 2025, aims to reshape the nation's information landscape by consolidating executive authority over federal agencies, reconfiguring media outlets and public narratives, and remaking the American education system. Furthermore, the administration seeks to steer scientific research and government data and control historical records through actions affecting archives and libraries. These actions, often justified by an "anti-woke" ideology and an expansive view of presidential power, have raised concerns among critics about their potential impact on democratic norms, civil liberties, and access to unbiased information.
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