Uri Berliner Resigns from NPR Amidst Allegations of Bias

Berliner's departure follows his public critique of NPR's editorial direction, citing a lack of viewpoint diversity and biased reporting.

Uri Berliner, a veteran NPR editor, resigned after criticizing the organization's alleged progressive bias and its impact on news coverage.
Berliner's critique highlighted NPR's handling of stories related to Trump, Russia, and COVID-19, accusing the network of skewed reporting.
NPR CEO Katherine Maher, who took over in January, has faced criticism for her past statements and perceived progressive stance.
The controversy has sparked discussions about media bias, editorial integrity, and the role of public funding in media.
Berliner's resignation and the subsequent fallout have intensified debates over ideological diversity in newsrooms.