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.

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NPR's new chief executive, Katherine Maher, during a TED talk. TED

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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