Sesame Street's Pride Month message prompted Republican outrage and renewed calls to defund PBS amid President Trump's efforts to pull federal funding from PBS.

When Warner Bros. chose not to renew its Sesame Street output deal with HBO and Max in 2024, many viewers were disappointed. The heartwarming show has been a major part of people’s childhoods ...

Sesame Street, the iconic children's program, is facing significant online backlash after posting a Pride Month message celebrating love, inclusivity, and respect. The June 1 post featured ...

Republican lawmakers have renewed their efforts to defund PBS following a Sesame Street social media post that celebrated the beginning of Pride month. “On our street, everyone is welcome ...

A group of congressional Republicans accused PBS on Monday of “grooming” children after “Sesame Street,” one of the nonprofit TV network’s flagship programs, shared a social media … ...

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Alphabet has a median price target of $200, based on the views of 71 analysts following it. That suggests 16% upside over the next 12 months. Of those analysts, 60 rate the stock as overweight or buy.

Sesame Street's Pride Month message prompted Republican outrage and renewed calls to defund PBS amid President Trump's efforts to pull federal funding from PBS.

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Alphabet has a median price target of $200, based on the views of 71 analysts following it. That suggests 16% upside over the next 12 months. Of those analysts, 60 rate the stock as overweight or buy.

Google parent company Alphabet has reached a preliminary settlement with shareholders that will force structural changes to its board and could cost $500 million or more.