Trump ordered a 90-day review of America’s presence in UNESCO back in February, with special emphasis on probing “anti-Semitism or anti-Israel sentiment.”

The decision to pull U.S. funding and participation from UNESCO will deal a blow to its work preserving cultural heritage around the world.

President Trump is set to once again withdraw from The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the State Department announced Tuesday. In announcing the U.S. is

Trump administration announces exit, set to take effect December 2026, repeating 2018 withdrawal over policy conflicts

President Trump's decision to withdraw from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization is not a surprise — but it marks yet another drop in Washington's roller-coaster relationship with the agency.

The State Department cites political concerns, but UNESCO vows to keep its global doors open to all travelers.

Beijing has ramped up efforts to shape UNESCO’s decisions on education, historical sites, and artificial intelligence, stepping in a gap left by the United States.

Port Royal is Jamaica's second World Heritage Site, with the first being the Blue and John Crow Mountains, a rugged and forested area in the country's east, which served as a refuge and hideout for people fleeing slavery. That site was listed by UNESCO in 2015.