This article examines how U.S. political rhetoric, media narratives, and Islamophobia have shaped the Western view of Iran since 2001. It debunks key myths, highlights the role of conservative media, and explains how decades of misinformation have influenced public opinion and U.S. foreign policy.
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How the United States Shaped the Western Perspective on Iran
Achieving Efficiency Through State and Local Preparedness
Executive Order 14239 shifts national preparedness responsibilities to state and local governments while reducing the federal role in disaster management and infrastructure resilience. This order mandates the creation of a National Resilience Strategy, updates policies governing critical infrastructure, and restructures federal preparedness and response frameworks. It also establishes a National Risk Register to assess threats and redefine national preparedness functions.
Continuing the Reduction of the Federal Bureaucracy
Executive Order 14238 directs the elimination of non-statutory components within several federal agencies and mandates that these entities minimize their statutory functions to the lowest level legally permissible. The order specifically targets agencies involved in mediation, public broadcasting, cultural institutions, economic development, and homelessness prevention.
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