A House Republican pushing the Trump administration's government efficiency efforts has called for dismantling and defunding the nation's public broadcast system following a contentious public hearing on Wednesday.

The CEOs of National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting Service denied accusations of liberal bias at a congressional hearing Wednesday, as Republican lawmakers sought to portray public media outlets as partisan organizations that are set on indoctrinating children.

Top executives from the public media networks are bracing for a hearing on Wednesday organized by Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Our own NPR station, St. Louis Public Radio, urged listeners to consider how crucial NPR services are. The station says it helps provide local information including voter guides, along with ways to rebuild after storms.

The CEO of National Public Radio, Katherine Maher, just testified before Congress amid a push to defund NPR and PBS. It’s hard to imagine how it could’ve gone worse for Maher. Rep. Brandon Gill, a Texas Republican,

PBS and NPR are at the center of a fiery debate in Washington after a congressional hearing questioned whether the two public media giants deserve continued federal funding. The “Anti-American Airwaves” hearing,

Congress took on NPR, questioning its bias, funding and editorial balance. CSD wonders— if NPR wants to win back America’s trust, why not interview or hire at least one Republican?

American,” dredged up old dramas around Hunter Biden and drag performers, and demanded the “complete and total” elimination of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

A committee led by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia went back and forth with public broadcasting officials about their content and funding.