Twelve probationary staff members lost their jobs and several others have taken the Trump buyout offer, shrinking the program's 130- to 140-member workforce, said 9/11 Health Watch head Ben Chevat.

Criticism of NIH and its grants is laid out in Project 2025, a document that outlined potential reforms if Trump were to be ...

Over the last week, as many as 14,000 federal employees were fired or laid off as part of President Trump's cost-cutting plan ...

Nearly 100 people gathered outside a Tesla showroom in South Lake Union to protest Elon Musk and his new unelected role as a ...

Local healthcare leaders are sounding the alarm over potential funding freezes by the trump administration.Some say it could ...

By Mikhail Zinshteyn, CalMatters California and 21 other states are suing the Trump administration to stop it from slashing key funding universities rely on to conduct scientific research and ...

Workers hired within the past two years are among the likeliest to lose their jobs as the Department of Health and Human ...

The bottom line is this is not a time for anticipatory obedience when it comes to the university’s commitment to end ...

The WHO’s cancer agency’s designation for hairstylists does not extend to people who dye their hair. That remains “not ...

Widespread funding cuts across the government and new restrictions on funding for National Institutes of Health grants have ...