Supreme Court OKs Trump’s cuts to research funding

BOSTON — Massachusetts leaders are blasting a U.S. Supreme Court court ruling that will allow the Trump administration to claw back nearly $800 million in federal grants for medical and scientific research, saying the move will hurt patients and institutions who rely on the money for lifesaving work.

A divided Supreme Court on Thursday issued an unsigned order allowing the National Institutes of Health, the largest public funding source for biomedical research in the world, to terminate federal grants linked to diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.


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By Christian M. Wade | Statehouse Reporter

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