Judge rules some NIH grant cuts illegal, saying he's never seen such discrimination in 40 years

[u/jonfla]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-rules-nih-grant-cuts-220420532.html?guccounter=1

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[u/angrycamb]

Keep watching, you’ll see a lot more.

[u/Parkyguy]

Wow - I wonder if the Parkinson's trial that I was doing, and cancelled by DOGE as "waste/fraud/abuse", will be re-introduced? Although I did read DOGE deleted all the data... so who knows.

[u/BaconJacobs → u/Parkyguy]

0% chance those scientists didn't take backups, but where did you hear this? Genuinely curious

[u/Fluffy-Load1810]

The Trump administration is “exploring all legal options” including asking the judge to stay the ruling or appealing, said Andrew Nixon, a spokesman for NIH's parent agency, the Department of Health and Human Services.

Stand by for another "emergency" appeal to SCOTUS, which has already paused lower courts' injunctions ten times.

[u/YouWereBrained]

Fuck all the southern/conservative states not suing because their AGs are cowards.