The White House is asking Congress to take back funding for public media, claiming its news coverage is politically biased.

NPR and PBS, which receive public funding via the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, have already sued the Trump ...

The reason for cutting off the money spigot is whipping up liberal frenzy and overriding a bigger issue: why are taxpayers ...

Public media has broad support with 82% of voters, including 72% of voters for President Donald Trump, saying they value PBS ...

The Trump administration has put sent a rescission package to Congress that would eliminate $1.1 billion from the Corporation ...

It is in this light that I read with some amusement the hue and cry over Trump’s May 1 executive order, “Ending Taxpayer Subsidization of Biased Media.” Therein, Trump attempted to bring to an end the ...

When Trump signed a separate executive order in early May aimed at cutting funding for public media entities, he said they ...

Administration's order to end funding for NPR, PBS alleges political bias in their news coverage. Stations are looking for ...

President Trump is asking lawmakers to claw back the $1.1 billion in federal subsidies that Congress approved earlier this ...

The White House has formally asked Congress to approve a $1.1 billion cut to public broadcasting, a move that threatens ...

PBS has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump's administration challenging his executive order targeting public ...

Congress has 45 days to consider the request, which would jeopardize operations at NPR, PBS and hundreds of local stations if approved ...