House narrowly passes bill to pull public broadcast funding
The bill, which claws back $1.1 billion in public media funding, now heads to the Senate.
The bill, which claws back $1.1 billion in public media funding, now heads to the Senate.
ABC News is parting ways with its correspondent Terry Moran, several days after he posted a message on X that violated the network’s policies.
The now-deleted rant called President Trump’s chief of staff Stephen Miller a “world-class hater.”
The White House and its offices are not public forums, and the administration is free to restrict access, the Trump-appointed judges ruled.
The agency’s senior advisor Kari Lake endorsed a non-binding contract with OAN parent Herring Networks earlier this month, according to documents obtained by The Desk.
The network has offered to settle Trump’s earlier news distortion lawsuit for $15 million; Trump is holding out for $25 million and an apology from CBS News.
The public radio program distributor takes issue with Trump’s executive order that directed the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to eliminate funding for NPR and PBS.
The Freedom of Press Foundation claims it owns Paramount stock, and will file a derivative lawsuit if the company settles a news distortion case brought by President Trump last year.
Wendy McMahon has announced her resignation as President of CBS News and Stations, the local television broadcasting division operated by CBS and owned by Paramount Global.
Officials at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting said President Donald Trump has no legal authority over their organization.
The Executive Order signed on Thursday said funding to NPR and PBS is no longer necessary because alternative sources of news exist.
The U.S. Attorney General on Friday rescinded a memo issued four years ago that limited the ability of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to target reporters during criminal and civil investigations.