Does far-left activist NPR take any tax dollars or not.

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EXCLUSIVE: Katherine Maher says the 'the number one challenge' in her fight against disinformation is 'the First Amendment in the United States,' which makes it 'a little bit tricky' to censor 'bad information' and 'the influence peddlers' who spread it.

NPR's censor-in-chief.

To be fair, 13 US service members were killed at Abbey Gate and we sent one drone and misfired it into a car full of kids.

Watching a news feature about famine in Darfur which exactly no student on any college campus seems to care—or even know—about.

We have NPR in a dilemma: they have to sacrifice their CEO, or concede that ideological bias is now built-in. Either way, they have entered a reputation spiral. They will have to pay the price, now or later.

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An interesting and good editor ought to not only promote ideological tension among their team, but really have ideological tension within themselves.

The CEO of NPR tweets about dreaming she was tasting desserts with Kamala Harris.

Tyrants @ NPR call Breitbart “ideological,” “right wing.”

I have published columns at Breitbart arguing for canceling student debt, defending Pride.

What happens at NPR when an editor disagrees with the org on politics?

Leftist English speakers trying to progressify gendered languages is not just dumb, but takes the style and romance out of these languages, more than anything else.

Typing this out, realizing that’s prob the point.

Sounds like fun

Was NPR she/her CEO the one to “suspend” the one person in the org who dared question the newsroom cult?

How’s the leftist psycho activist you just hired as CEO doing?

NPR thinks a veteran journalist writing an essay about what NPR has become is a bigger problem than social media posts of their new progressive activist CEO who canvassed for Joe Biden.

It proves his entire point of what NPR is now.

150 years ago today, at precisely 8pm, the world of art changed forever.

What happened? A small, independent art exhibition opened in Paris.

It was a financial failure and barely 3,000 people went — but, in time, these artists would come to be known as 'the Impressionists'...

If the Democrats arrest Trump at his son’s graduation he’ll win by 40 points.

Emma-Jo Morris I fell like according to normative ethics you and Miranda Devine should run NPR now.

NPR just hired a straight up absolute bigot psycho for the role of CEO, and tax dollars are paying for it.

She couldn’t stop crying when Biden won.