Update: U.S. science agencies see gains in final 2019 spending bills
Congress rejects deep cuts proposed by White House
Science and Policy
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EXCLUSIVE: The first interview with Trump’s new science adviser
Kelvin Droegemeier starts work 2 years into administration facing many challenges -
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Trump to launch artificial intelligence initiative, but many details lacking
White House is targeting everything from economics to ethics -
EXCLUSIVE: Controversial experiments that could make bird flu more risky poised to resume
Two “gain of function” projects halted more than 4 years ago have passed new U.S. review process -
New DOE policies would block many foreign research collaborations
Two memos describe crackdown on foreign talents program and interactions with national labs -
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New chapter in climate change politics begins with simultaneous House hearings
Discussions marked by less skepticism from Republicans -
Applause, with some raised eyebrows, for Trump’s pledge to end AIDS in the United States by 2030
President’s proposal aligns with policies pursued by Hillary Clinton and former President Barack Obama -
Rookies lead the way on House science panel
Representative Eddie Bernice Johnson (D–TX), its new chairwoman, picks newcomers to head subcommittees -
One of Indiana’s new congressmen is a Vietnam veteran, a farmer … and a scientist
Jim Baird joins House of Representatives science panel with Ph.D. in animal nutrition -
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End of U.S. shutdown won’t mean return to business as usual for research agencies
Clearing the backlog will just be the first step
