The Quiet Redefinition of Public Health Spending A deal quietly announced just prior to a US holiday weekend wasn’t merely an inter-agency funding transfer; it signaled a subtle yet profound redefinition of national security, Read More
The Quiet Erosion of Scientific Independence The collective sigh of relief emanating from American research institutions this week is palpable. The House of Representatives, by adopting a Senate-passed spending measure, inadvertently blocked a proposed Office Read More
America’s Self-Inflicted Wound: How New Funding Rules Undermine Global Trust A single, vague phrase, “national interest,” now threatens to upend decades of US scientific leadership, not just domestically, but across the global research landscape. Read More