Sheryl Crow Sells Tesla, Donates Proceeds to NPR in Protest Against Elon Musk

FCC Chair Brendan Carr sarcastically applauds Crow's donation as debates over NPR funding intensify under Musk's leadership of a federal efficiency initiative.

Sheryl Crow announced she sold her Tesla and donated the proceeds to NPR, citing Elon Musk's role in efforts to cut federal funding for public broadcasters.
Crow's Instagram post criticized Musk and President Trump's administration, stating her decision reflects her values and calling for the protection of truthful journalism.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr mocked Crow's donation on social media, suggesting celebrity contributions could replace taxpayer funding for NPR.
Musk, appointed by Trump to lead the Department of Government Efficiency, has advocated for defunding NPR and PBS, arguing they should operate without federal subsidies.
Carr recently launched an investigation into NPR and PBS for alleged violations of federal law, further fueling debates over public media funding.