Congress has just dealt a brutal blow to public media funding, with the House clearing $9.4 billion in requested clawbacks from the White House. Key highlights:

• House Votes to Kill Public Media Funding: NPR faces drastic cuts as the House votes on funding clawbacks.
• Central Ohio Congress Members Silent: None voted against federal cuts impacting WOSU, NPR, and PBS.
• Implications for Quality Journalism: This move raises questions about the future of public broadcasting.

Here's the full scoop.