Appeals Court Allows Trump Administration To Temporarily Halt Funding To Radio Free Europe, Other Broadcasters

‘60 Minutes’ Thumbs Its Nose at Trump With Scathing Segment

The show brought on lawyers and firms targeted by President Donald Trump’s sweeping executive orders.

NPR and PBS CEOs say they'll challenge Trump administration over federal funding cuts

The CEOs of NPR and PBS said on Sunday's "Face the Nation" they will challenge Trump's executive order to end federal funding to the organizations.

Open: This is "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," May 4, 2025

This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," NPR CEO Katherine Maher and PBS CEO Paula Kerger join as President Trump signed an executive order cutting their funding. Plus, Sen. Tammy Duckworth discusses the Trump administration's national security moves.

Voice of America could be back on air next week

A media watchdog fighting for Voice of America's revival said the broadcaster received an email from the Department of Justice that said the network could resume broadcasts as early as next week.

Voice of America to resume airing after court halts Trump’s dismantling of broadcaster

The broadcaster, a target of president’s sweeping cuts to US media agencies, could be back on air as soon as next weekVoice of America (VoA), the US-taxpayer funded news service for overseas listeners, could be back on the air as soon as next week, after a federal appeals court granted a temporary stay on an executive order dismantling the broadcaster.VoA was effectively shut down after Trump signed an order on 14 March dismantling or shrinking …

Appeals Court Allows Trump Administration To Temporarily Halt Funding To Radio Free Europe, Other Broadcasters

A federal appeals court has granted a temporary stay of the court rulings requiring the Trump administration to cease blocking the flow of Congressionally approved money to several publicly-funded broadcasters -- including Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.