The Trump administration’s attempt to slash billions in NIH research funds and overhead costs faced a skeptical appeals court Wednesday, signaling a decision that could affirm a federal judge’s opinion that the cuts are unconstitutional.
The National Institutes of Health took to the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit to dispute a lower court order issued in April that permanently blocked the agency’s attempt to cap indirect cost rates to 15%.
Judge Angel Kelley for the US District Court for the District of Massachusetts ruled the Trump administration violated the Administrative Procedure Act when it issued guidance capping ...
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