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  1. Congress controlled taxpayer funding for NPR, leading to critical essays by Uri Berliner and a push for cuts led by Trump.

Congress voted to eliminate federal subsidies for public media, leading to funding cuts for NPR and PBS.

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Congress voted to eliminate federal subsidies for public media, leading to funding cuts for NPR and PBS.

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  1. PBS is shifting its funding model from public grants to commercial cable funding.Sub-event
  2. Bill O'Reilly discussed the loss of government funding and diverse viewpoints affecting public media.Sub-event
  3. Mitt Romney warned of potential cuts to PBS funding by threatening to cut subsidies.Sub-event
  4. Congress voted to eliminate federal subsidies for public media, causing funding cuts for NPR and PBS.1 source

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