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CPB to Shut Down After Funding Elimination
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) will end operations by September 30, 2025, after the Trump administration and Congress eliminated its funding, impacting 1,500 local public radio and television stations, PBS, NPR, and its 100 employees.
CPB to Shut Down After Funding Elimination
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) will end operations by September 30, 2025, after the Trump administration and Congress eliminated its funding, impacting 1,500 local public radio and television stations, PBS, NPR, and its 100 employees.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Signs $9 Billion Funding Rescission Bill
President Trump signed legislation rescinding $9 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting funding, impacting USAID and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, after Congress approved the rescission request despite concerns over cuts to specific programs, including AIDS prevention and rural br...
Trump Signs $9 Billion Funding Rescission Bill
President Trump signed legislation rescinding $9 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting funding, impacting USAID and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, after Congress approved the rescission request despite concerns over cuts to specific programs, including AIDS prevention and rural br...
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44% Bias Score
NPR Editor-in-Chief Resigns Amidst $1.1 Billion Public Broadcasting Funding Cuts
NPR's editor-in-chief, Edith Chapin, announced her resignation, effective later this year, following a Congressional vote to cut $1.1 billion in funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, impacting NPR and PBS, and raising concerns about the future of public broadcasting.
NPR Editor-in-Chief Resigns Amidst $1.1 Billion Public Broadcasting Funding Cuts
NPR's editor-in-chief, Edith Chapin, announced her resignation, effective later this year, following a Congressional vote to cut $1.1 billion in funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, impacting NPR and PBS, and raising concerns about the future of public broadcasting.
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40% Bias Score
Congress Approves \$9 Billion in Cuts to PBS and Foreign Aid
The U.S. House approved President Trump's \$9 billion cut to PBS and foreign aid (\$1.1 billion and \$8 billion respectively) by a 216-213 vote, fulfilling a campaign promise and increasing the national debt by an estimated \$3.3 trillion over ten years.
Congress Approves \$9 Billion in Cuts to PBS and Foreign Aid
The U.S. House approved President Trump's \$9 billion cut to PBS and foreign aid (\$1.1 billion and \$8 billion respectively) by a 216-213 vote, fulfilling a campaign promise and increasing the national debt by an estimated \$3.3 trillion over ten years.
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52% Bias Score
House Votes to Defund NPR and PBS Amidst Debate Over Public Media's Role
The House voted to cut over $1 billion in funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, affecting NPR and PBS, sparking debate about the role of public media in today's content-rich environment; a Pew Research Center survey shows divided public opinion.
House Votes to Defund NPR and PBS Amidst Debate Over Public Media's Role
The House voted to cut over $1 billion in funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, affecting NPR and PBS, sparking debate about the role of public media in today's content-rich environment; a Pew Research Center survey shows divided public opinion.
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56% Bias Score
House Poised for Late-Night Vote on Trump's $9 Billion Funding Cuts
The House of Representatives is preparing for a late-night vote on President Trump's $9 billion federal funding cuts package, which includes $8 billion in foreign aid and $1.1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting; the vote comes after a dispute over an Epstein-related measure and a S...
House Poised for Late-Night Vote on Trump's $9 Billion Funding Cuts
The House of Representatives is preparing for a late-night vote on President Trump's $9 billion federal funding cuts package, which includes $8 billion in foreign aid and $1.1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting; the vote comes after a dispute over an Epstein-related measure and a S...
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52% Bias Score
CPB Funding Cuts Threaten Alaska Native Radio Stations
President Trump's $1.1 billion cut to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting threatens 36 tribally licensed radio and TV stations, including Alaska's KBRW, which serves 10,000 people across eight villages and relies on CPB for 40% of its funding, jeopardizing local news, safety alerts, and cultural...
CPB Funding Cuts Threaten Alaska Native Radio Stations
President Trump's $1.1 billion cut to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting threatens 36 tribally licensed radio and TV stations, including Alaska's KBRW, which serves 10,000 people across eight villages and relies on CPB for 40% of its funding, jeopardizing local news, safety alerts, and cultural...
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44% Bias Score
Trump Signs Bill Rescinding \$9 Billion in Federal Funds
President Trump signed a bill on July 24th rescinding \$9 billion in previously approved funds, \$8 billion from USAID and \$1.1 billion from the CPB, despite Democratic opposition and criticism over its impact on foreign aid, public broadcasting, and Congressional authority.
Trump Signs Bill Rescinding \$9 Billion in Federal Funds
President Trump signed a bill on July 24th rescinding \$9 billion in previously approved funds, \$8 billion from USAID and \$1.1 billion from the CPB, despite Democratic opposition and criticism over its impact on foreign aid, public broadcasting, and Congressional authority.
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32% Bias Score
NPR Editor in Chief Resigns Amidst Defunding Crisis
NPR's Editor in Chief, Edith Chapin, announced her resignation, effective September or October, following a Congressional vote to defund public broadcasting; she says her decision was unrelated to the funding loss, citing a need for a break after two years in demanding executive roles.
NPR Editor in Chief Resigns Amidst Defunding Crisis
NPR's Editor in Chief, Edith Chapin, announced her resignation, effective September or October, following a Congressional vote to defund public broadcasting; she says her decision was unrelated to the funding loss, citing a need for a break after two years in demanding executive roles.
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36% Bias Score
House Approves $9 Billion in Government Funding Cuts
The US House approved a plan to cut approximately $9 billion in government funding, including $1.1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and $8 billion from foreign aid programs, passing 216 to 213; this is the first successful presidential rescission package in decades.
House Approves $9 Billion in Government Funding Cuts
The US House approved a plan to cut approximately $9 billion in government funding, including $1.1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and $8 billion from foreign aid programs, passing 216 to 213; this is the first successful presidential rescission package in decades.
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52% Bias Score
Senate Reclaims $9 Billion in Funding for NPR, PBS, and Foreign Aid
The Senate approved a bill to cut $9 billion in federal funding from NPR, PBS, and foreign aid programs, a move championed by Republicans as a step toward fiscal responsibility, despite recent legislation increasing federal borrowing; two Republican senators opposed it, and Democrats decried the act...
Senate Reclaims $9 Billion in Funding for NPR, PBS, and Foreign Aid
The Senate approved a bill to cut $9 billion in federal funding from NPR, PBS, and foreign aid programs, a move championed by Republicans as a step toward fiscal responsibility, despite recent legislation increasing federal borrowing; two Republican senators opposed it, and Democrats decried the act...
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40% Bias Score
House Approves \$1.1 Billion Cut to Public Broadcasting, Jeopardizing 100+ Stations
The House approved a \$1.1 billion cut to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, threatening over 100 public radio and TV stations after September, disproportionately impacting rural areas and potentially creating a cascade effect across the public media system.
House Approves \$1.1 Billion Cut to Public Broadcasting, Jeopardizing 100+ Stations
The House approved a \$1.1 billion cut to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, threatening over 100 public radio and TV stations after September, disproportionately impacting rural areas and potentially creating a cascade effect across the public media system.
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48% Bias Score
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