This week, the Trump administration instructed all federal agencies to remove information from their websites pertaining to "gender ideology." On Friday, a flurry of reports indicated that exact ...

datasets and selected information from federal health websites. Some of the pages on the Center for Disease Control and Prevention website that went offline last week have since reappeared.

Mr. Trump’s orders purged more than 8,000 web pages across more than a dozen U.S. government websites. In some cases, the executive orders also targeted the work of private citizens. A memo to ...

after a judge ordered health officials to put some back online. Agency officials had scrambled last month to scrub all mentions of "gender" from their websites, taking down anything that could not ...

Some government webpages briefly went dark Friday ... equity and inclusion. Pages for the Federal Aviation Administration, the Census Bureau and the Justice Department were among those that ...

Some government agencies appear to have removed entire sections of their websites, while others are missing only a handful of pages. Among the pages that have been taken down: (The links are to ...

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The result is that an unknown number of web pages—including some that contained information ... that often directs interested farmers to USDA websites as a starting point for more information.

Leavitt, center, is shown here talking to female aviators at a 2022 mentoring event, and an Air Force release on that event has been pulled down from some of the service's websites. (2nd Lt.

Scientists and public health leaders are taking stock of the Trump administration's abrupt decision to pull down web pages, datasets and selected information from federal health websites.