With the federal government taking back $1 billion and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting closing, stations are looking at a harsh new reality.

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Targeted by Trump, CPB — which helped bring us documentaries about Jewish culture as well as 'Sesame Street' — will close ...

As the chief executive of NPR, Katherine Maher faces the fallout from an act portended in the corridors of Washington for a ...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s imminent shutdown, as Republicans in Congress cut funding, resets key aspects of ...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), the US-funded public broadcasting organisation, will lay off most of its staff ...