• Ex-NPR Editor Uri Berliner Mocks New NPR CEO Katherine Maher for Skipping House Hearing

    NPR whistleblower Uri Berliner, who penned a bombshell expose on the woke one-sidedness of the "public" radio network's news product, knocked new NPR CEO Katherine Maher for failing to show for Wednesday's House hearing on the leftist bias of her new employer. She claimed she had a Board of Directors meeting all day. Instead, Maher submitted written testimony NPR is “bringing trusted, reliable, independent news and information of the highest editorial standards” to tens of millions of...

  • Ex-NPR Editor Uri Berliner Mocks New NPR CEO Katherine Maher for Skipping House Hearing

    NPR whistleblower Uri Berliner, who penned a bombshell expose on the woke one-sidedness of the "public" radio network's news product, knocked new NPR CEO Katherine Maher for failing to show for Wednesday's House hearing on the leftist bias of her new employer. She claimed she had a Board of Directors meeting all day. Instead, Maher submitted written testimony NPR is “bringing trusted, reliable, independent news and information of the highest editorial standards” to tens of millions of...

  • Kathleen Hanna interviewed by NPR

    Punk rock icon and riot grrrl legend Kathleen Hanna—frontwoman of Bikini Kill, Le Tigre, and The Julie Ruin—sits down with NPR's Ann Marie Baldonado to discuss her recent memoir, her music, and her life. Highlights include her discussing her position as a leader in the feminist punk movement, her influence on how women in the scene are treated, her life as a mother (which she had previously been very private about), and her friendship with Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain when they were just punks...

  • Where in the World Is NPR Chair Katherine Maher?

    The chairperson of the National Public Radio (NPR) has gone missing.

  • NPR Hearing: Our NewsBusters Opening Statement for the Congressional Record

    It was an honor and a privilege to testify before Congress on the bias at National Public Radio. It was my second turn. In 1999, I testified about the bias at PBS. Nothing has changed much in the overall tilt of public broadcasting, even if it's grown more intense with social media and the Trump phenomenon. I collated examples of NPR bias by using the NPR topic tag on NewsBusters -- remember you can isolate individual networks or journalists or politicians to evaluate the media's performance. ...

  • NPR Hearing: Our NewsBusters Opening Statement for the Congressional Record

    It was an honor and a privilege to testify before Congress on the bias at National Public Radio. It was my second turn. In 1999, I testified about the bias at PBS. Nothing has changed much in the overall tilt of public broadcasting, even if it's grown more intense with social media and the Trump phenomenon. I collated examples of NPR bias by using the NPR topic tag on NewsBusters -- remember you can isolate individual networks or journalists or politicians to evaluate the media's performance. ...

  • Public eye on NPR spurred editorial additions, says Chapin

    With NPR in the news, questions circulated about what the network wanted to do and what would be helpful, said Editor in Chief Edith Chapin.

  • How a smear campaign against NPR led Elon Musk to feud with Signal

    Rightwing media personalities on X transmuted a screed against NPR’s CEO into a fight over encryption via the Transitive Property of Bad PeopleFor nearly two weeks, an esoteric debate has raged on X, formerly Twitter: could users concerned about privacy and security trust the messaging app Signal, or was the Telegram platform a better alternative? X’s chatbot, Grok AI, described the trending moment as “Telegram v Signal: a crypto clash”.Signal is an app for sending end-to-end-encrypted messages...

  • This wholesome banger from a group of Irish kids is the spark you need : NPR

    Creative Ireland YouTube Music fans, have we got a new, totally infectious bop for you: “The Spark,” a song created by a group of kids in Cork, Ireland. “I searched

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    Sacramento musician wins NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest

    (FOX40.COM) — Sacramento musician Christian Gates, who performs with his band as The Philharmonik, has won NPR's Tiny Desk Contest, a competition for independent musicians. Almost 7,000 artists submitted their individual performances to the competition, which is named after Tiny Desk Concerts, the long-running video series where famous and independent artists perform for small crowds []

  • CPB CEO responds to questions from Ted Cruz about NPR funding

    Cruz had written to CPB's CEO to “express deep concern" about what he called NPR's "departure from its stated mission.”

  • House mulls fixes to taxpayer-funded NPR's liberal slant

    Congress should eliminate or change the rules for taxpayer funding to National Public Radio because it reports news with a significant liberal bias, experts told the House on Wednesday.