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Aug 25, 2025 |
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#politics
Liberty Nation News: Corporation for Public Broadcasting Says Goodbye to Viewers Like You - Liberty Nation News
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) is being defunded, marking the end of its nearly 60-year role in channeling federal tax dollars to NPR, PBS, and other member stations. This decision reflects a shift in funding priorities, as CPB's federal support was essential to its existence.
While CPB's funding accounted for about 15% of public broadcasting budgets, NPR and PBS are expected to adapt, with some stations already seeing an increase in donations. The move has garnered support from Congressional Republicans, who argue it ends taxpayer funding for perceived partisan media.
#culture
Liberty Nation News: Left Attacks MAGA Women for Being “Thin, White, and Right” - Liberty Nation News
Progressive women have escalated their criticism of conservative women, particularly targeting MAGA supporters. The New York Times recently labeled these conservative women as “thin, white, and right,” suggesting they promote a “diet culture” intertwined with conservative morality, particularly among Christian influencers.
The article argues that the left's focus on body image and diet prescriptions unfairly associates these issues with faith and salvation. It questions the logic behind politicizing health and wellness, suggesting that health should not be tied to political or religious affiliations.
Le Monde: Pope's 'Jubilee of Youth' with over a million attendees closes with Rome mass
Pope Leo XIV celebrated a final mass in Rome on August 3, 2025, attended by over one million young Catholics from around the world as part of a week-long Jubilee of Youth pilgrimage. The event, likened to a Catholic "Woodstock," featured music, prayer, and a call for participants to seek true happiness and holiness.
The gathering marked a significant moment in the pope's early papacy, occurring 25 years after the last similar event organized by Pope John Paul II. Young pilgrims camped out and engaged in various activities throughout the week, culminating in a vibrant atmosphere filled with faith and enthusiasm.