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Parents need to know that PBS KIDS Video is an educational app for kids to watch a variety of clips from more than a dozen PBS Kids shows. The app allows parents to share video clips with friends ...

President Donald Trump called for PBS and NPR to be defunded Wednesday, resuming attacks against public media as Republicans echoed the president’s wishes and accused the nonprofit media outlets ...

President Trump on Thursday renewed a call to defund NPR and PBS a day after top executives from the public broadcasters faced an intense grilling from GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

On Capitol Hill, the heads of America’s public media networks, PBS and NPR, faced sharp questioning ... Tiger's Neighborhood" and "Super Why!" help kids develop essential skills like reading ...

Democrats had some bizarre defenses for NPR and PBS in Wednesday’s House DOGE Subcommittee ... He's indoctrinating our kids, that sharing is caring. Now, maybe he's part of a major socialist ...

Leaders from NPR and the PBS testified before a House subcommittee Wednesday in what was a feisty face off with critics of federal funding for the public news and entertainment networks.

Their testimony is part of a hearing named "Anti-American Airwaves: Holding the heads of NPR and PBS Accountable" where leaders will be asked to explain why "they should continue to be funded by ...

The science center said this book was the one distributed, which Planned Parenthood calls an "Adult Coloring and Activity Book." The book, which was created for Planned Parenthood's yearly ...

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As summer approaches ... These smart gadgets are specially designed to engage kids in ad-free, educational, fun and creative activities that are always safe and age-appropriate.

Through co-authoring another children's book, the sisters hope they'll give readers a reason to ditch their screens. "This really is for the parents as much as the kids," Bush Hager says of "I ...