Trump would shutter GoreSat—delivering a blow to exoplanet research
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A grim budget day for U.S. science: analysis and reaction to Trump's plan
We're detailing the numbers and what people think of them -
NIH, DOE Office of Science face deep cuts in Trump's first budget
Other research agencies also hit hard -
New Trump immigration order grants Iraq a reprieve
Scientific community not mollified -
Trump plan for 40% cut could cause EPA science office ‘to implode,’ official warns
Numerous research programs could be abolished -
Wetlands scientists speak out against Trump's move to undo water rule
White House has issued order to review controversial regulation protection small streams, wetlands -
Top U.S. universities host 10,000 students and researchers from nations covered by Trump travel ban
AAU backs suit against executive order -
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says a ‘vaccine safety’ commission is still in the works
Vaccine critic says the Trump White House continues to court him -
Climate scientists wary of Trump: Please come to France, says presidential hopeful
Emmanuel Macron sends a message in English to welcome U.S. researchers -
Nuclear power industry revamps climate pitch for Trump era
Climate benefits downplayed as industry seeks support -
The marches for science, on one global interactive map
22 April demonstrations planned for more than 100 cities around the world -
Grad students, postdocs with U.S. visas face uncertainty
New worries over draft order on skilled worker visas -
Biotech bosses protest Trump’s travel ban
More than 150 executives from biotech firms warn that new policies could hurt recruiting of scientific talent -
USDA blacks out animal welfare information
Records have in the past led to the shutdown of subpar research facilities -
U.S. science conferences brace for boycotts: The ScienceInsider briefing
A roundup of recent policy news -
Election polling is in trouble. Can internet data save it?
Can internet data outdo costly and unreliable polls in predicting election outcomes?
