HBO 'Real Time' host Bill Maher railed against National Public Radio for its "crazy left-wing" bias and questioned if the government needs to fund such an organization in 2025. BILL MAHER: Okay ...

Katherine Maher, now CEO of NPR, in a Jan. 20, 2020, tweet thread: “America begins in black plunder and white democracy.” I appreciate the day off today to finally fully read The Case for ...

This is the Isuzu Dragon Max, a new concept vehicle that has made its debut at this year’s Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS). According to the Japanese automaker, the Dragon Max is a ...

President Donald Trump called for PBS and NPR to be defunded Wednesday, resuming attacks against public media as Republicans echoed the president’s wishes and accused the nonprofit media outlets ...

The European Union has reportedly warned the bloc's 450 million people to prepare for a World War-like situation The European Union has reportedly warned the bloc's 450 million people to prepare ...

On Capitol Hill, the heads of America’s public media networks, PBS and NPR, faced sharp questioning by a House oversight subcommittee about allegations of bias and why their work justifies ...

NPR CEO Katherine Maher found herself in the hot seat during a heated congressional subcommittee hearing when she faced questions about 2020 posts to Twitter, now X, in which she called for white ...

The House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee hearing came as Republicans and allies of President Trump have assailed public media organizations NPR and PBS as too liberal in news ...

The hearing was held by the Delivering on Government Efficiency subcommittee. Republicans accused public media outlets NPR and PBS of bias at a House subcommittee hearing on Wednesday, while ...

Congressional Republicans laced into PBS and NPR on Wednesday, accusing the country’s biggest public media networks of institutional bias in a fiery hearing that represented the latest salvo ...

Congressional Republicans ripped into NPR and PBS on Wednesday, questioning the ideological slants of the nation’s two biggest public broadcasters and whether they deserve taxpayer funding.