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Pacific Northwest broadcaster braces for cuts as Trump aims to defund NPR, PBS

  • On May 1, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order instructing the CPB to stop providing financial support to NPR and PBS across the country.
  • The order follows claims by the administration that NPR and PBS display bias and fits a broader effort to reduce federal support for public media.
  • Smaller and rural stations relying heavily on federal funds, such as Aspen Public Radio and WHYY in Philadelphia, face possible closures or service cuts due to lost CPB grants.
  • Breeze Richardson of Aspen Public Radio stated it receives about 10% of funding from CPB, while WHYY serves nearly 3 million households and depends significantly on federal funds.
  • The order has sparked debates about press freedom and constitutional limits, with some experts calling it an overreach and others emphasizing that funding is not a constitutional right.
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mediagazer.com broke the news in on Friday, May 9, 2025.
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