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Seldom used law could enable Republicans to repeal numerous regulations

Move to cut indirect cost rate to 15% could cost universities billions of dollars

The Journal of the Academy of Public Health claims to open up scientific communication. But its unusual editorial policies have some scientists concerned

“Unethical, unlawful, inhumane”: NIH-backed scientist decries termination of study collecting data on sexual orientation and gender identity of cancer patients

Research centers move to reduce salaries and lay off staff

After chaotic halt, PEPFAR’s global distribution of HIV treatments may be resuming but limits on using drugs to curb viral spread remain

Trump could propose slashing agency’s budget by two-thirds

Move by tribe in northern Canada could complicate efforts to study earliest moments on planet

New method cracks the code for a soft yolk and a cooked white

Practice may reflect violent competition for new territory 18,000 years ago

“Inclusive excellence” program had committed $60 million to 104 institutions

Languagelike patterns in whale songs could make them easier for whales to learn

Firdausi Qadri hopes widespread use of cheap oral cholera vaccines can help vanquish an old scourge

Unique drilling project has ominous implications for sea-level rise

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Wild week of canceled meetings, program changes, and data purges creates high anxiety

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Long-overlooked insect architecture could cause forest fires to release more carbon

Long-awaited data sets pinpoint roots of the world’s largest language family

Dismantling of USAID could disrupt clinical trials and wipe away U.S. “soft power” in developing countries, scientists warn