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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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Recently, making good on its threats, the Trump administration canceled $400 million of federal funding in the form of grants and contracts to Columbia University as a sign of disapproval of that university’s supposed tolerance of pro-Palestinian protests, “described,” as National Public Radio reported, “as the school’s failure to police antisemitism on campus.”

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Crow added that she was donating proceeds from the car's sale to National Public Radio in the U.S., a frequent target of Musk's ire.

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Musk hinted at another possible target in an X posting this week, asking if tax dollars should go to National Public Radio.

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A recent National Public Radio analysis determined that Trump has threatened more than 100 federal investigations or prosecutions to settle scores.

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The two performances “kind of created a balance, you know, that this girl can act and be funny,” Garr told National Public Radio in 2005.

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