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NPR cuts $5M amid funding loss, offers relief to struggling stations.
NPR is cutting $5 million from its annual budget as public radio stations face financial strain following Congress's termination of federal funding for public media.
Despite increased listener contributions, the long-term financial outlook remains uncertain.
CEO Katherine Maher confirmed the $300 million budget will be balanced, with no layoffs or major programming changes planned.
NPR is offering $8 million in relief to the hardest-hit stations and exploring new revenue streams, including donation features on Tiny Desk Concerts.
Some local stations report needing more support, as 332 layoffs have occurred in public media since July.
NPR recorta $5 millones en medio de la pérdida de fondos, ofrece alivio a las estaciones en apuros.