The House approved President Donald Trump's request to remove $9 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting on Friday. The rescissions package, which narrowly passed in the Senate, allows the ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A bill that cuts billions in already approved spending has now reached the desk of President Donald ...

House Speaker Mike Johnson secures victory as Congress approves $9 billion in spending cuts targeting international aid and public broadcasting in first rescissions package in decades.

SD Sen. Mike Rounds secured a handshake deal with White House budget director to transfer $9.4M to Native American radio ...

Northwest public radio and television stations were bracing for the fallout after an overnight vote by House Republicans to rescind about $9 billion in funding Congress had already approved for ...

The bill will immediately cut 10 percent of Iowa Public Radio's budget, and 18 percent of Iowa PBS'. Rep. Ashley Hinson, of ...

“Nearly 3-in-4 Americans say they rely on their public radio stations for alerts and news for their public safety,” CEO ...

Congress voted to claw back billions of dollars from humanitarian aid that would devastate groups helping refugees and people ...

Ohio Republicans supported the measure while Democrats warned cuts would create "news deserts" in rural communities.

The Republican-led House narrowly passed a White House request to claw back $9 billion from the federal budget, including funding for foreign aid and public broadcasting.

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