Scientists face higher prices and import bans on equipment and supplies

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Culture with biblical roots spread across the ancient world, but its people did not

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The Women’s Health Initiative has produced numerous influential findings

Senator’s report targeted up to $2 billion for diversity, climate change, and misinformation research

In his first public remarks, Bhattacharya emphasizes his overall support for agency

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Agency targets programs that award up to $40 million annually

Attracting women and minorities into science and studying misinformation are no longer priorities, agency says

Plan to eliminate $307 million ecosystem program could face obstacles in Congress

International networks told not to start new studies or enroll new trial participants in the country

New analysis of ancient DNA has been overshadowed by the controversy over de-extinction and genetically edited gray wolf pups

Move follows broader White House attack on Harvard funding and stop-work orders to contractors

Budget plan would kill two CDC journals, while U.S. prosecutor accuses some nongovernmental publications of being “partisans”

La nacionalidad Shuar del Amazonas colabora con científicos para autentificar cabezas reducidas, o tsantsas, y algún día repatriarlas a casa

Lapse may be temporary, but draft budget plans would eliminate service

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Technical problems and budget squeeze combine to derail $92 million phased array

The resource is an expansion of the agency’s efforts to address harassment in the U.S. Antarctic Program

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