NPR

NPR (National Public Radio) is a US public radio broadcaster and news organization. It is newsworthy because its primary funding source, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), has formally dissolved. The CPB, a non-profit organization created by Congress, was responsible for allocating federal funds to NPR, PBS, and other public broadcasting stations. This dissolution follows significant federal funding cuts enacted under the Trump administration. The loss of the CPB raises concerns about the future financial stability and operational capacity of NPR and other public media outlets. This development is particularly relevant as it impacts the accessibility of public service media and potentially alters the media landscape.