House Republicans Open Investigation Into ‘Political Bias’ at National Public Radio
The recent resignation of a longtime editor and the disclosure of past partisan social media posts by the new chief executive spurred the inquiry.

House Republicans have opened an investigation into National Public Radio for what they call “allegations of political and ideological bias at the taxpayer-funded public radio organization,” a charge that was first made by a long-time editor who says NPR is acting more like a left-wing advocacy group than an objective news organization. They have also invited NPR’s president and chief executive to testify before a key congressional panel.
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