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One year ago Congress killed the CPB. Public media is still trying to figure out the future Original

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By Kelly McBride Verified
| NPR Verified
One year ago Congress killed the CPB. Public media is still trying to figure out the future : NPR Public Editor Bigger changes to the public radio network are still coming Bigger changes to the public radio network are still coming One year ago, Congress passed legislation that stripped $535 million a year of federal money from the public media system. Public media fans rallied to support both NPR and their member stations.
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NPR retracts story about Alito retirement Original

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By Kelly McBride Verified
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NPR retracts story about Alito retirement : NPR Public Editor A misheard comment led to the error A misheard comment led to the error NPR legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg misheard an announcement about retirements as she was leaving the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday. As a result, an NPR headline erroneously claimed that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was retiring. The headline sat atop a lengthy story that recapped the conservative justice's tenure.
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‘This is CNN’ could take on a new meaning after Paramount-Warner Bros. merger

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By Mark Keierleber Verified, Kelly McBride Verified
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A monumental moment in sports aired on television this weekend. Not the NBA Finals, where the New York Knicks secured their first championship in 53 years, or the opening U.S. game in the World Cup. Rather, the Ultimate Fighting Championship staged mixed martial arts cage fights at the White House — an event streamed exclusively on Paramount+. The first-in-history spectacle wasn’t just a 250th birthday party for the nation and an 80th birthday present to President Donald Trump.
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