In 1969, a young Mr. Rogers went before the US Senate Commerce Committee in order to request federal funding — $20 million of it — for national public TV, or PBS.

In 1969, Rogers testified before the Senate Subcommittee on Communications — chaired by Sen. John Pastore — to oppose huge cuts in funding to public broadcasting proposed by the Nixon ...

Former Rep. Mike Rogers is running for the U.S. Senate in Michigan, giving the GOP a well-known candidate in a growing field of contenders in an election that could shift control of the upper chamber.

Slotkin and Rogers are battling it out for a seat in the Senate that became vacant when incumbent Senator Debbie Stabenow ...

Senate just passed a bill that will cut $1.1 billion from public media, effectively decimating PBS and NPR. In the wake of the news, a video of Fred Rogers, the late host of Mister Rogers’ ...

The video shows the late Fred M. Rogers (better known as Mr. Rogers of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood) testifying before the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Communications.

Mike Rogers abandoned Michigan a decade ago as he walked through the revolving door to get rich — and Michigan families deserve better,” the Michigan Democratic Party chairwoman, Lavora Barnes, said ...

Former Representative Mike Rogers of Michigan announced a campaign for an open Senate seat on Wednesday, giving Republicans a prominent candidate in an important swing-state race. Mr. Rogers, 60 ...

In times of tumult, turning to Mister Rogers for advice and comfort is practically an American tradition. With the news breaking late last week that the Corporation for Public Broadcasting planned ...

In times of tumult, turning to Mister Rogers for advice and comfort is practically an American tradition. With the news breaking late last week that the Corporation for Public Broadcasting planned ...