NPR urged its longtime host, Ari Shapiro, one of its most visible gay employees, not to attend a Pride event – and later reversed the decision after the email leaked to many newsroom staffers and ...

An email regarding an employee's intention to attend a LGBTQ pride event was unintentionally sent an array staff, resulting ...

NPR abruptly reversed its decision to bar anchor Ari Shapiro from attending a corporate LGBTQ Pride event—after a misfired email exposed the conversation.

NPR backtracked after telling an openly gay host not to attend a corporate "Pride" event after an email was mistakenly sent to the staff.

A dramatic turnaround unfolded Wednesday at National Public Radio after the organization discouraged longtime anchor Ari ...

The broadcasting organization publicly reversed course after an initial media report about the email to Shapiro.

KELLY: The AP Stylebook is a journalism industry standard, though NPR’s standards and practices editor Tony Cavin says our decision may change if Gulf of America enters widespread usage. We’ll also ...

KELLY: The AP Stylebook is a journalism industry standard, though NPR's standards and practices editor Tony Cavin says our decision may change if Gulf of America enters widespread usage.

NPR was built, in part, to explain the U.S. government to its citizens. It does much more than that, but as a Washington, D.C.-based news organization serving a network of local radio stations ...