Opinion: Public and community broadcasting deserves to be defended
The latest Republican effort to defund public media ignores the extraordinary difference a tiny portion of the federal budget ...
Marjorie Taylor Greene often errs, but not about defunding public broadcasting | Opinion
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting shouldn’t exist at all. The First Amendment enshrines a free press to hold government ...
The best place for a presidential debate? Try PBS
Why not PBS as next debate host? There is a very fair site for the Presidential debate(s). It is Public Broadcasting Service.
Save NPR and PBS — but without the government money
The best strategy for public broadcasting would be to take their own decisive steps to ditch federal funding and move on.
Cutting Off NPR and PBS
“Most NPR member stations operate at, or barely above, break-even,” it begins. A cutoff would cause up to $240 million to ...
Commentary: PBS and NPR cater to all Americans, despite what Marjorie Taylor Greene might believe
After last week's congressional hearing with the heads of PBS and NPR, it's important to remember how public broadcasting ...
Public broadcasting can survive just fine without taxpayer subsidies
National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting Service may soon be cut off from the federal gravy train. During a House ...
Trump Demands Congress Defund NPR and PBS ‘IMMEDIATELY’ in Latest Rant
President Donald Trump has demanded that Congress ‘IMMEDIATELY’ defund National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting ...
MTG pitting Elon's DOGE against NPR and PBS is a literal hot mess
PBS has always been and will always be a soft target in the culture wars, demonstrated by Greene opening the hearing by ...
NPR, PBS defend death grip on funds, cite ‘lifesaving services’
Public broadcasting executives, facing the biggest threat yet to taxpayer funding, today plan to argue that cutting federal ...
GOP Lawmakers Warn PBS And NPR CEOs They Want To Defund Public Media — Update
Republicans question the need for continued federal support for public media as they question the leaders of PBS and NPR.