How bipartisan support for public media unraveled in the Trump era
President Lyndon B. Johnson marveled at technologies like radio and television, stating the goal of the Public Broadcasting Act was to enrich man's spirit while producing goods.
NPR's Felix Contreras opened minds to Latin alternative music. He's finally getting his due
"We learn early on that [journalists] are not supposed to be the story. That's the largest stumbling block as to why I'm having a difficult time accepting this accolade."
Annahstasia, Mary Halvorson, and Brandee Younger released impactful albums showcasing depth and musical innovation, featured in NPR's New Music Friday.
House votes to claw back NPR funding. And, Trump keeps control of California Guard
The loss of funding "could be huge" for public radio and television stations. NPR's CEO warned of stations "going dark," leaving Americans without access.
The True, The Real And The Beautiful: 7 Years Of 'Cosmos And Culture'
We imagined a forum where practicing scientists could address the deepest and most potent issues facing humanity, discussing how science informs questions of religion and culture.
Deadline Extended: NPR Student Podcast Challenge entries are now due May 25
Teachers, educators, and student podcasters across the country have asked for more time, leading to an extension of the Student Podcast Challenge deadline to May 25 at midnight E.T.
Can't-miss interviews: Mohsen Mahdawi, Steve Bannon and Maura Healey on Harvard cuts
NPR covers significant news highlights including Mohsen Mahdawi's reflections on his detention and Trump's economic policies affecting universities and the auto industry.