After Trump pushed a rescission vote in Congress to pull $1.1 billion in funding, NPR fired back with a lawsuit claiming that cutting funding to the 246-station network violates its free speech rights and relies on an authority that he does not have.

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For decades, NPR and local stations delivered trusted news, educational content, and emergency alerts to underserved communities.

But then Trump went on a smear campaign to drag NPR’s reputation through the mud, declaring the group a ‘liberal disinformation machine,’ aiming to punish journalists who cover his administration without bias.

So now, NPR is fighting back, calling Trump and his cronies’ actions an attack on the First Amendment.

And with Congress closing in on a vote to strip NPR of funding, we’re facing a dangerous test in this country, one where a president can defund the press just because he doesn’t like how they report on him.

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