The Latest Breaking News from PBS

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting CEO explains why CPB dissolved after Congress cut funding, citing a 'profound responsibility' to public media.

Enhanced Obamacare subsidies expired overnight, triggering a 114% average premium spike for over 20 million Americans. Analysts warn 4.8 million may drop coverage entirely.

Board of directors vote to dissolve organization after nearly 60 years in operation after funding cuts under Trump

The organization, which funded PBS and NPR, voted to close after 58 years rather than risk ‘future political manipulation’

Tesla lost its crown as the world's top EV seller after deliveries fell 9% in 2025. BYD now leads with 2.26 million sales as buyers weigh politics, pricing, and vehicle freshness.

A cut to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme co-payment will slash the cost of medicines but Australians face higher power bills in the new year.

As Poplar celebrates Christmas, the nuns provide urgent aid in Hong Kong. Read here for how to watch Call the Midwife 2025 Christmas special online and 100% free from anywhere.

Gone but not forgotten (yet)

Trump's year-end address was widely criticised for blaming others—including Joe Biden—for economic and domestic struggles, drawing record low approval ratings and fierce fact-checked scrutiny.

For often-underfunded non-profits, merch can help raise funds and visibility – here are gifts from WWF, the ACLU, NPR and more

By 2025, the retirement landscape will have only grown more challenging. Nearly 20% of the workforce is now age 65 or older, and longevity trends mean many Americans will live into their 80s. Yet, three out of four Americans still believe they may never afford to retire, underscoring the urgency…