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What will happen to PBS and NPR stations once they lose federal funding?
Public media stations are on the verge of losing the federal funding that has helped keep them on the air for decades. Here’s what that would look like.

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Congress approved cuts to PBS and NPR. What does this mean for stations in Utah?
What's next for PBS and NPR after Republicans strip funding?
New England public broadcasters face potential layoffs and programming cuts as they brace for loss of federal funds
The House early Friday morning followed the Senate and approved legislation to claw back $1.1 billion appropriated to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a major source of funding for local publ...

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PBS NC, WUNC react after Congress passes bill that will bring drastic cuts to public media
Illinois public media stations brace for ‘worst-case scenario’ after Senate approves cuts to NPR, PBS
Republicans Obey Trump, Vote to Cut Funding for NPR and PBS
“Supporters of defunding are fixated on NPR and PBS, but in reality the cuts will be felt where these services are needed most. Stations in places like West Virginia, and those serving tribal nations...

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PBS, NPR to Lose All Federal Funding as Congress Votes to Pass Rescissions Bill — ‘This Is Big!’ Cheers Trump
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President Trump Scores Another MAJOR Win
Why Congress Defunding NPR And PBS Isn’t As Misguided As You Think
Congress just slashed $1B in public broadcasting funds. Here's a contrarian take on why defunding NPR and PBS isn't necessarily a mistake.
Conservatives Get the PBS and NPR Cuts They’ve Wanted for Decades
Nixon was so “disturbed” that PBS had started a new national news show with the hosts Robert MacNeil and Sander Vanocur — someone on his enemies list — that he requested “all funds for public broadcasting be cut immediately,” White House memos released years later showed.
Clawback of $1.1B for PBS and NPR puts rural stations at risk, threatens vital source of journalism
The U.S. Senate narrowly approved on July 16, 2025, a bill that would claw back federal funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which distributes money to NPR, PBS and their affiliate stations.
Congress rolls back $9 billion in public media funding and foreign aid
The House approved a Trump administration plan to rescind $9 billion in previously allocated funds, including $1.1 billion for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
PBS, NPR face ‘tremendous changes’ and will be ‘forced to make hard decisions’ as funding cut looms
Roughly $1.1 billion of the targeted cut would defund the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the non-profit that supports NPR and PBS.
Prominent liberals and media figures declare cuts to PBS, NPR a ‘perilous moment’
House Republicans passed Trump's $9 billion rescissions package cutting $1 billion from public broadcasting, prompting reactions from public outlet journalists and Democrats.
Cuts to public media will smash budgets of some local radio stations
Congress voted to claw back federal funding to public media. Some of those hit hardest include community radio stations in areas that voted for the president.
Trump’s $9B clawback against PBS and NPR may have bought him a post-summer government shutdown
In the end, only two Republicans in the House voted against the legislation. But by winning on rescission, Trump might have punched a one-way ticket toward a government shutdown when Congress returns after the August recess. President Donald Trump faces a major spending deadline at the end of September (Getty Images)
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