PBS and NPR to Cut Budgets Due to Funding Rollback

PBS is cutting its budget because the government is taking away some of its funding.

Public media, like PBS and NPR, will lose over a billion dollars in the next couple of years.

PBS is cutting its budget by 21%, and NPR is also reducing its spending.

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which gives out government money, will close down.

This affects local PBS stations, especially those in the countryside, that rely on this funding.

NPR is helping by reducing costs to help their stations too.

The cuts are happening because the current government administration decided to stop funding these services.