While almost everyone agrees that the federal government has become this monstrous leviathan that needs to be curtailed, they don't all agree with the Trump-Musk approach to it.

Alabama economists and politicians worry that Trump’s budget slashing could send harmful economic ripples across a state that ...

Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) was the first Republican to express concerns about the impact the cuts will have on major medical ...

Cuts to administrative costs associated with NIH grants could jeopardize the economic well-being of cities dependent on ...

Since taking office on Jan. 20, Trump’s administration has conducted a mass firing of federal workers and announced cuts to ...

It is only the beggining:52 our elected officals swear an oath to the consitution to the united states of america.they ...

The sudden policy change is that the NIH is to cap indirect cost recovery at 15 percent of the direct costs of a grant, ...

A rate cut at the National Institutes of Health could cost the University of Alabama $2.85 million annually and diminish ...

Red-state universities are hitting back at the Trump administration’s expansive cuts to science and research funding, warning they would be forced to shutter laboratories and lay off staff should they ...

The impact will be crippling to biomedical research in the U.S., and institutions will immediately face hard choices about ...

Katie Britt (R-Ala.) told Al.com. And it’s not simply that these universities and institutions depend on the NIH. The federal government in turn relies on the work that scientists conduct.