National Public Radio

noun

1. a nationwide network of nonprofit radio stations supported in part by U.S. government funds distributed by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, often affiliated with a public television station or educational institution. NPR

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Take Anas Baba, a local Palestinian reporter for National Public Radio, one of the few journalists who stayed in Gaza for a major U.S. media platform throughout the war.

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Cartman is dismayed to find out National Public Radio has lost its federal funding after he tunes in to hear static — an NPR program is his “favorite show,” he says, where “all the liberals b— and whine about stuff.”

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A White House official told National Public Radio that up to 450 federal officers were deployed on Saturday night.

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Past and present heads of PBS and National Public Radio have long sustained that their main purpose is to ensure communities all around the country have access to top-quality educational programming and reliable, non-partisan news and information.

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Marin will be awarded alongside National Public Radio journalist and “Alt.Latino” host Felix Contreras and Rizos Curls co-founder and CEO Julissa Prado.

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