NPR Punishes Veteran Editor Who Called Network’s Liberal Bias in News Coverage ‘Off the Rails’

The network is embroiled in turmoil over bias concerns fueled by recently resurfaced tweets from NPR’s new chief executive.

AP/Charles Dharapak, file
The headquarters for National Public Radio at Washington in 2013. AP/Charles Dharapak, file

National Public Radio has suspended a senior business editor, Uri Berliner, who blew the whistle on extreme leftist bias at the network in an essay last week in the Free Press, in which he said his employer had “lost America’s trust.”

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