Edith Chapin, editor-in-chief of NPR, announced her departure later this year, which coincides with federal lawmakers' approval of significant funding cuts to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Chapin plans to assist with the transition after informing NPR's chief executive two weeks prior. She has held her role since 2023, previously serving at CNN for 25 years. Her resignation comes amidst a broader push by the Trump administration to reduce government support for public media, with arguments claiming that such funding harms journalistic independence in a diverse news environment.
Edith Chapin announced her intention to step down from her role as NPR's editor-in-chief, a decision made prior to federal cuts to public broadcasting funding.
Chapin's departure follows an aggressive push by the Trump administration to eliminate government support for public radio and highlights a changing media landscape.
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