Though once limited to the

Indeed, as CNN’s Brian Stelter noted in April, the annual budget of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is about $535 million, or. That makes it a tiny drop in the bucket when it comes to budget-cutting – but one the people who rely on the programming could quickly notice, particularly if it suddenly disappears.

The Pew survey found about 1 in 5 American adults say they regularly get news from both NPR and PBS. It’s a group that skews toward Democratic-leaning Americans, but still includes about 1 in 10 Republican-leaning ones.The lion’s share of the money in the first rescissions package ($8.3 billion, according to Johnson’s office) deals with what it calls “wasteful foreign aid spending.” That gets to a key target of Musk and DOGE: the US Agency for International Development (USAID).And Republicans – including

– have largely been in lockstep against this funding.This one is a little more complicated, politically.

One the one hand, Americans generally think we send too much money overseas. A

showed 58% of Americans said the United States spends “too much” on foreign aid.(June 5, 6, 8 & 12) explores the '80s British glam rock group.

(June 6) is a pop opera comprised of songs from Cyrus' album "Something Beautiful." She'll chat about it afterwards).(June 10, 12 & 13) is a portrait of the punk rocker, past and present. Idol will perform following the premiere.

(June 10, 11, 12 & 14) is a biography of the free-form jazz pioneer, poet and activist.(June 11, 12 & 14) examines the special relationship between the heavy metal band and its fans. Director Jonas Åkerlund and members of Metallica will discuss the film after the premiere.