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NPR Wins Back $36 M Contract After Trump‑Era Funding Battle

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has agreed to fulfill a multi‑year, $36 million contract with National Public Radio (NPR) that it previously suspended amid pressure from the Donald Trump administration.

NPR Wins Back Funds

The National Public Radio (NPR) will receive an estimated $36 million in grant money as part of a settlement with the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB).

Norway’s Mega Fund Slams Musk’s $1 Trillion Tesla Payout Plan

In a dramatic move, Norway’s sovereign wealth fund—the world’s largest and a major Tesla shareholder.

Cops Fed Up, Police Ignored While Illegal Immigrants Prioritized

Police officers across Democrat-run cities are reaching a breaking point as local leaders pour resources into illegal immigration programs while underfunding and vilifying law enforcement.

Democrat Shutdown Threatens Food for 42 Million Americans

The Washington Post editorial board issued a strong warning Wednesday, urging Congress to pass a full-year government funding bill to prevent millions of American families from losing access to essential benefits like food stamps.

Democrats Blame Trump for SNAP Shutdown, But Keep Voting No

As the government shutdown nears the one-month mark, Democrats are attacking President Donald Trump and Republicans over expiring food stamp benefits.

California Funnels $140M to Planned Parenthood Amid Deficit

Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) announced Thursday that California will allocate $140 million in state funds to Planned Parenthood affiliates to replace lost federal support.

Shooting Victims Donation Scandal, Where Did the Money Go?

Former Governor Paul LePage is calling for a full investigation into the Maine Community Foundation (MCF) over its handling of millions in donations.

Data Center Expansion Boom, Taxpayers Concerned

A majority of North Carolina voters say companies—not taxpayers—should cover the costs of expanded energy infrastructure required for data centers.

SNAP Benefits Shutdown in Illinois to Hit 1.9M Hard

The ongoing federal shutdown is poised to cut off Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to nearly 2 million Illinois residents starting November 1.

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