NPR newsroom chief Edith Chapin says she's leaving the network. She made the announcement just days after Congress voted to strip public broadcasting of all federal funding.

More than 70% of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s federal appropriation for 2025 of US$1.1 billion flows through to roughly 1,500 independently governed local stations, most of which are NPR ...

NPR is losing one of its top editors, Edith Chapin, after 13 years amid the recent Trump administration rescissions package ...

NPR's Editor-in-Chief Edith Chapin said Tuesday she's leaving the news agency after nearly 13 years just days after ...

Edith Chapin told staffers Tuesday that she is stepping down and that she gave her notive to NPR Chief Executive Officer ...

I’ve always opposed government funding for NPR and PBS, so I applauded Congress’s vote last week to rescind $1.1 billion from ...

Edith Chapin, who is also acting chief content officer, has been editor in chief of the public radio network since 2023.

The departure comes as local NPR and PBS stations across the country brace for major budget challenges and heavy political ...

The news comes a week after the Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives passed a $9 billion funding cut to public ...

Congressional Republicans stripped more than $1 billon in federal funding from NPR and PBS, a move that could force public ...

Though her announcement came mere days after Congress voted to rescind public broadcasting’s federal funding for at least the ...

Amid these political and financial headwinds, PBS' rich history of Emmy-winning programs remains a testament to its unmatched ...