Erin Chapin will step into her new role overseeing NPR's foreign desk in May

Note to Mike Daisey: journalism must be relentlessly fact-based. Your fabricated reporting distracts from a serious subject

The non-profit investigative outfit works with everyone from the New York Times to CNN

Technology, unveiled at CES, will enable motorists to tune in any of pubcaster's programs at any time

Listen to his appeal to "end this experiment"

Republican members want a report from the Committee for Public Broadcasting on how it can wean NPR off federal funds by 2014

The business news franchise attracts more than 9 million listeners a week

Public broadcaster latest media organization to file Freedom of Information Act request

Bill passes along party line and would slash about 2 percent of radio programmer's funding

Former VP candidate catches heat from arts-network exec for calling for the de-funding of the National Endowment For the Arts

Conservatives say the publicly funded media company is overwrought with elitist coastal liberalism, but analysts say the channel's inoffensive to the point of being bland

In wake of video sting, a pair of Schillers on a spit are not going to satisfy conservatives' appetite for NPR blood