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Guess Who's Making Money? NPR
NPR expects to make a profit this year, a surprising state of affairs for a nonprofit. But with the national debate raging about whether the federal government should stop funding public broadcasting, could NPR find itself a victim of its own success?
More NPR Journalists Under Fire for Fox News Appearances
After NPR's Juan Williams' made comments about Muslims on Fox News that cost him his job with the public broadcaster, some critics argue that Fox appearances by Mara Liasson, another NPR journalist, violate NPR's ethics guidelines.
GM's Fate Now Rests on
Daniel Akerson's Shoulders
The new incoming CEO will need to convince shareholders that GM, which is only a year out of bankruptcy and has posted just two profitable quarters, is a worthy investment. He'll also have to make sure the carmaker's dramatic turnaround is built to last.
NPR's Daniel Schorr Dies at Age 93
Daniel Schorr, a commentator on National Public Radio and former reporter for both CBS and CNN, died Friday at the age of 93.
NPR Retires 'Pro-Life' and 'Pro-Choice'
NPR has told its journalists to stop using the terms "pro-choice" and "pro-life" when covering the abortion debate. It's a futile attempt at neutrality that will only result in wordy, tortured language. Or is that "enhanced-interrogated language"?
AP Reporter No Longer Has Haiti Beat to Himself
Jonathan Katz, who had the Haiti beat largely to himself thanks to newsroom cutbacks in international coverage, is no longer alone. Media's biggest names including Diane Sawyer and Anderson Cooper have landed since the earthquake. Katz's house here is in ruins, but he mourns for the rest of the island.
