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Public Broadcasting in the Cross Hairs
Republicans in Congress have de-funded public broadcasting, and the cuts include $94 million the Corporation for Public Broadcasting gives to public radio stations, which then help to fund NPR. Two embarrassing incidents have made NPR's struggle to get the money restored more difficult than it had to be.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readRepublicans in Congress have de-funded public broadcasting, and the cuts include $94 million the Corporation for Public Broadcasting gives to public radio stations, which then help to fund NPR. Two embarrassing incidents have made NPR's struggle to get the money restored more difficult than it had to be.
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- 5:52Terrorism and Stereotyping in Southern California
- 19:56Will Illinois' Direction on the Death Penalty Impact California?
- 25:47Public Broadcasting in the Cross HairsYou’re reading this