Topic: Corporation for Public Broadcasting

Decoder Wire Presidential debate 101: How much would US save by cutting off Big Bird?

Eliminating federal spending for the whole Corporation for Public Broadcasting, not just Big Bird and 'Sesame Street,' would save about $445 million a year. It is less than a speck in overall government spending, but that's not MItt Romney's point.

Decoder Wire Jon Stewart debates Bill O'Reilly: Who won?

Modern Parenthood Romney, Big Bird and Obama: Presidential debates and public media

'Half the Sky:' Series on exploited women looks to empower

Libya turmoil highlights US military spending. Next step: cuts.

NPR woes escalate as House votes to strip its federal funding

NPR and budget scrapes: Public radio has been here before

Why House Republicans are rushing to slash NPR funding

Opinion NPR defunding vote: Don't diminish democracy to settle a political score

NPR's Vivian Schiller resigns: Will the right now let public radio alone?

Vivian Schiller, NPR chief, resigns amid uproar over 'sting video'

Ron Schiller sting: Would NPR stations survive without federal money?

NPR executive calls tea party 'seriously racist,' most Americans 'uneducated'

House GOP and Senate Dems face off over 'wildly different' budget bills

House passes spending bill, but the fight's just starting

Republicans take a $100 billion whack at Obama budget

Rebellion in GOP ranks: How Boehner lost control of the House this week

Tea party austerity plan: Would slashing US spending work?

NPR, Juan Williams: Did firing put network smack in tea party's crosshairs?

Obama's call to arts