On Thursday’s broadcast of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” co-host Mary Louise Kelly said protests in Iran were due to “economic hardship, hardship caused in part by U.S. sanctions.” And “to some degree, that is by design.” And “Planet Money” co-host Mary
President Donald Trump signed legislation on Tuesday to end the partial government shutdown, which began on Sunday.
Public radio and TV stations have survived after losing their $535 million in annual funding taxpayer welfare.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has announced that its board of directors has formally voted to dissolve the organization, marking the end of its 58-year role as the federally chartered steward of public broadcasting.
On Tuesday’s broadcast of WBUR’s “Here and Now,” co-host Peter O’Dowd said that CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss’ requested changes to a “60 Minutes” story on the CECOT prison seem “from a journalistic point of view,” to be “pretty reasonable” requests
On Tuesday’s broadcast of WBUR’s “Here and Now,” NPR Media Correspondent David Folkenflik stated that it’s difficult to tell if “60 Minutes” gave Trump administration officials enough of a chance to defend their actions in a segment on the CECOT
NPR Domestic Extremism Correspondent Odette Yousef says “talking about Western values, Western Civilization… is language that sits firmly within the rhetoric of the identitarian and broader white nationalist movement.”
On Monday’s broadcast of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” NPR International Correspondent Aya Batrawy discussed her interview with Hamas leadership member Bassem Naim and stated that, in Hamas’ view, “the world witnessed these Israeli attacks in Gaza and that it turned
On Monday’s broadcast of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” NPR International Correspondent Aya Batrawy discussed her interview with Hamas leadership member Bassem Naim and stated that the group is shifting its position on being armed “due to pressure from Israel’s continued
Jiffy corn muffin mix, which has been a Thanksgiving staple for nearly a century, still costs less than one dollar 75 years later.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) on Monday agreed to fulfill a $36 million contract with National Public Radio (NPR) that it had stopped after pressure from President Donald Trump.
Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro says he will never be interested in using AI-generated video as a tool in his movies, even joking that he hopes to pass away before he develops any curiosity about the technology.
During a discussion of the motive behind the shooting at an ICE facility in Dallas several weeks ago on Friday’s broadcast of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” co-host Mary Louise Kelly stated that “the shooting may be more about notoriety than
The Pentagon’s Tuesday deadline for reporters to sign its new press access agreement has passed, and journalists from nearly every major media organization have turned in their badges and cleared their workspaces after refusing to comply with the Department of War’s revised credentialing policy.
Journalists from across the political spectrum face a 5:00 p.m. Tuesday deadline to sign the Department of War’s new Pentagon access agreement or surrender their credentials.
On Tuesday’s broadcast of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” NPR Domestic Extremism Correspondent Odette Yousef reacted to the text exchange in which Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin said that “Some hate can’t be negotiated out” by saying that “Kirk, it should be noted,
On Friday’s edition of NPR’s “It’s Been a Minute,” host Brittany Luse stated that Charlie Kirk “said some extremely bigoted things. Because of that, I have seen and heard some folks who are saying something like, this type of violence
On Thursday’s broadcast of CBS’s “Late Show,” NPR CEO Katherine Maher responded to a question on why people would want to cut funding to public media by stating that “one thing that is certainly true is that, if we in
On Thursday’s broadcast of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” NPR Domestic Extremism Correspondent Odette Yousef responded to commentary on the Minneapolis shooter being transgender by stating that the “trans community in the U.S. is vulnerable” and that might lead to them
Far-left documentary filmmakers are scrambling for funding after federal spending cuts ended the surging pipeline of taxpayer dollars that once made their projects possible.
On Wednesday’s broadcast of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” NPR National Correspondent Frank Langfitt stated that in the Congress Heights area of D.C. some of the people he spoke to told him “crime is worse than the statistics show,” because some
During an interview with Ilay David, the brother of Hamas hostage Evyatar David, aired on Thursday’s broadcast of NPR’s “Morning Edition,” co-host Leila Fadel responded to Ilay saying that Hamas is starving the hostages, like they do the people of Gaza
More than 2,300 Hollywood power players have signed a letter attacking President Donald Trump for what they call an “authoritarian assault” on free speech over his defamation lawsuits against left-wing media organizations.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) announced Friday it will begin an “orderly wind-down” of its operations after President Donald Trump signed an executive order halting funds to NPR and PBS, followed by Congress passing a rescissions bill and the Senate releasing a FY 2026 appropriations bill that excluded CPB funding for the first time since its founding.
On Friday’s broadcast of “All Things Considered,” NPR Correspondent Martin Kaste stated that while ICE agents have been doxed, we don’t know if that’s led to violence because while ICE says assaults on its personnel are up, without the details,
During an interview on CBS News on Tuesday, Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-OH) argued that the Trump administration pushed for cuts to public broadcasting “Because it is an unscripted, unedited voice that the American people can go to.” And “we can
NPR’s news chief Edith Chapin — who has served as the chief editor since 2023 — is stepping down from her role by the end of the year, an email to staffers revealed.
Former CEO of NPR Vivian Schiller is more positive about the future of the outlet without taxpayer dollars, admitting during an interview on Saturday that she has long believed mixing journalism and federal funding was a “recipe for disaster.”
President Donald Trump has secured a victory that has eluded conservatives for decades.
On Thursday’s “CNN News Central,” NPR CEO Katherine Maher responded to accusations that NPR is biased by saying that the network has worked to address that criticism and they’ll “keep doing that work in order to both understand those criticisms,
NPR CEO and welfare queen Katherine Maher has come up with a brand-new lie to protect her taxpayer-funded slush fund to spread left-wing lies.
A $9 billion package of federal spending cuts aimed at public broadcasting and overseas aid was passed by the U.S. Senate early Thursday morning in yet another sweeping legislative victory for President Donald Trump.
We should not be giving NPR another dime for its liberal propaganda masquerading as “news.”
Director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget Russ Vought said he is confident the 9.4 billion rescissions package to codify DOGE cuts to PBS, NPR, and USAID will pass Congress.
On Friday’s broadcast of NPR’s “Morning Edition,” co-host Steve Inskeep argued that the DIA’s assessment in low confidence that NPR and other outlets reported on isn’t contradicted by the characterization that Iran’s nuclear program was damaged severely and significantly. Sen.
One of Hollywood’s biggest writer’s unions is rushing to head off a law that would eliminate federal funding for PBS and NPR and is blasting those who are championing the measure as members of a “radical right-wing ideology.”
The House of Representatives voted to pass a $9.4 billion rescissions package that would codify Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cuts to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), and to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB).
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), chairwoman of the Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency (DOGE), previewed the upcoming House vote to defund PBS and NPR, ensuring that she is a proud “YES” vote.
The first bill to include Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) funding cuts is set to be considered by the House of Representatives on Monday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) announced, while sharing her fear that “we may be past the point of return” to fix the national debt.
Left-leaning National Public Radio (NPR) is suing President Donald Trump’s administration over an executive order that halts its federal funding, which Republican lawmakers have been trying to achieve.