Unlike competitors in the space, which often seek to entertain children first, extensive research goes into developing programming for PBS Kids to ensure these shows are educational and not ...

And a new documentary from PBS — “We Want the Funk!”— serves as a timely demonstration of how artistic moments and political movements can merge for the greater good — both sonically and ...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) accused NPR and PBS of turning kids transgender ahead of a subcommittee hearing she is chairing where she will accuse the broadcasters of being “anti-American.” ...

At the start of Wednesday’s congressional hearing on the funding of public media, a large photo of drag queen Lil Miss Hot Mess appearing on a PBS kids show was displayed behind committee chair Rep.

NPR's Katherine Maher and PBS' Paula Kerger at House hearing on public broadcasting funding. Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images UPDATED: NPR and PBS were in the spotlight at a House hearing this ...

As Congress threatens to defund public broadcasting, the defenders of PBS and NPR keep defending themselves by pointing to ...

PBS head Paula Kerger testified that “the drag queen was actually not on any of our kids shows” and was “mistakenly put on our website by our New York City station.” Democrats called ...

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The CEOs of National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting Service denied accusations of liberal bias at a congressional hearing Wednesday, as Republican lawmakers sought to portray public ...

The DOT recently announced that its “Regional Slow Zone” program is coming to four new locations, including one on Staten Island. The slow zone program comes out of “Sammy’s Law,” which ...

President Donald Trump is set to ask Congress to take back $1.1 billion in funding already earmarked to PBS and NPR over what ... cultural indoctrination of our kids." Vought said that ...

Kerger, the PBS CEO, later responded to Greene's assertion, saying that the drag queen "was not actually on any of our kids' shows." "It was mistakenly put on the website of our New York City ...