The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announces shutdown following funding loss

Corporation for Public Broadcasting to close its doors after loss of funding - Butler County Times-Gazette

By Shauneen MirandaKansas Reflector WASHINGTON — The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced Friday that it will be shutting down. The announcement came just one day after a major Senate appropriations bill omitted funding for the nonprofit that funds public media and a week after President Donald Trump signed a bill into law that yanked $1.1 billion in previously approved spending for CPB. CPB, which Congress authorized in 1967, provides …

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