The Senate voted to revoke $1 billion in funding for NPR, PBS, and other public broadcasters, driven by President Trump's rescission package. This measure aims to reclaim $9 billion in funds already approved for foreign aid and public broadcasting. The bill passed 51-48, with final House approval needed to enact the cuts. This rescission impacts the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which distributes federal funds to over 1,500 local stations, crucial for rural media services relying heavily on federal funding.
The Senate voted to revoke a billion dollars in approved funding for NPR, PBS, and other public broadcasters, amid ongoing debates about federal support for public media.
The rescission package, initiated by President Trump, targets $9 billion in previously appropriated funds for foreign aid and public broadcasting, with significant consequences for media outlets.
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