Federal funding, rescissions, dues, program-purchase limits, and exceptions affecting NPR, public radio, CPB, USAGM, and military media.
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“The Corporation for Public Broadcasting should lose the federal money already approved for fiscal years 2026 and 2027.”
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“The federal government should keep working to free 11 journalists connected to U.S.-backed international media who are jailed in other countries.”
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“Federal money should not go to NPR, or to a later organization that takes its place to make, buy, distribute, research, or support national noncommercial educational radio programming.”
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“Public radio stations and other groups should not be able to use federal money to pay dues to NPR or a successor organization.”
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“The United States Agency for Global Media and the Defense Media Activity should still be able to use federal money to buy radio programs for their international and military media work.”
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“The federal government should provide stable funding for public broadcasting services, or Congress should reduce that support.”
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“Affected public broadcasting money should be distributed among public radio station licensees and permittees, and public broadcasting law should update its internal references so the revised station formula and radio program purchase limits fit together.”
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“Public radio stations should still be able to get federal money for other allowed work when they use separate non-federal money for NPR dues or radio programs, while the funding limits should also cover federal grants, loans, property, cooperative agreements, direct appropriations, and pass-through grants.”
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