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US Supreme Court allows NIH to cut $2 billion in research grants
The US Supreme Court has derailed researchers’ efforts to reinstate almost $2 billion in research grants issued by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The court’s decision on Thursday represents a remarkable reversal, allowing the administration of US President Donald Trump to proceed with science cuts it began in late February.
As Harvard University and the Trump administration negotiate a funding stalemate, billions of dollars of research grants hang in the balance.
The Trump administration's budget cuts in 2026 could halt research on life-saving treatments, result in job losses, and hurt ...
While the university was able to strike a deal with the Trump administration, the national outlook for federal science ...
Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling cuts nearly $1 billion from NIH funding for minority health research, affecting HIV prevention and ...
The Trump administration has cut more than 100 NIH and NSC research grants totaling $60 million at Georgia universities and colleges. More are expected after court ruling.
Some researchers say NIH employees have told them to make the revisions in order to have funding renewed.
The University of Montana continues to build on its research momentum after earning R1 status in 2022 and nearly doubling ...
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