The mea culpa by NPR’s chief executive Katherine Maher came during intense questioning from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and other Republican legislators during a congressional ...

NPR CEO Katherine Maher conceded during her congressional testimony on Wednesday that her organization missed the mark in its lack of serious coverage of the Hunter Biden laptop story during the ...

Katherine Maher is preparing for the hot seat. The embattled NPR CEO is scheduled to testify before Congress today and will face intense scrutiny from Republicans who have already introduced ...

Katherine Maher, a progressive who previously headed Wikipedia before starting at NPR last year, made the admission after being grilled relentlessly by Marjorie Taylor Greene on Capitol Hill ...

Katherine Maher, now CEO of NPR, in a Jan. 20, 2020, tweet thread: “America begins in black plunder and white democracy.” I appreciate the day off today to finally fully read The Case for ...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., scolded NPR CEO Katherine Maher over her past statements during Wednesday’s fiery DOGE subcommittee hearing on alleged biased content on public media.

NPR CEO Katherine Maher's cowardly and dishonest testimony this week must surely convince reluctant lawmakers that now is the time to cut the cord.

Taxpayers should have stopped funding the Corporation for Public Broadcasting long ago, but National Public Radio CEO Katherine Maher’s cowardly, disingenuous, and dishonest testimony before ...

The response was seen during Katherine Maher's congressional testimony Wednesday, where NPR is facing losing its federal funding. Presiding over the matter is Georgia firebrand Marjorie Taylor ...

Maher is set to make the case before a DOGE congressional subcommittee for the public media outlet’s federal funding. Tomorrow, NPR’s CEO Katherine Maher goes before a DOGE congressional ...

During his online “Overtime” segment, Maher read a viewer question asking the panel to react to the testimony of NPR CEO Katherine Maher (no relation) and PBS CEO Paula Kerger, who defended ...