NPR Sues Trump Administration Over Public Funding Cut, Alleging First Amendment Violations
Washington, D.C.: NPR and three affiliate stations sued the Trump administration for halting federal funding to public media. They allege “viewpoint-based retaliation,” as Trump labeled NPR coverage biased. NPR’s direct federal dollars are minimal (~1%) but affiliate flow accounts for ~10% of its budget. Critics say the move violates federal law preventing direct White House control of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Left 100%, Center 0%, Right 0%
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Key Entities
- • NPR: Nonprofit media reliant on partial federal support.
- • Trump Administration: Freezing public media funds citing alleged bias.
- • CPB (Corporation for Public Broadcasting): Federal gatekeeper of public broadcast funds.
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