Sheryl Gay Stolberg
Domestic Affairs Correspondent at The New York Times
Covering the intersection of health, policy & politics @nytimes. Ex-Congressional & White House correspondent. Mom. Novice painter. Tips: [email protected]
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telegraphindia.com | Michael Bender |Sheryl Gay Stolberg |Vimal Patel
The funding pause involves mostly grants from and contracts with the departments of agriculture, defence, education and health and human services, according to the officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the unannounced decision Michael C.
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gvwire.com | Michael Bender |Sheryl Gay Stolberg
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has frozen more than $1 billion in funding for Cornell University and $790 million for Northwestern University amid civil rights investigations into both schools, two U.S. officials said. The funding pause involves mostly grants from and contracts with the departments of Agriculture, Defense, Education and Health and Human Services, according to the officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the unannounced decision.
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nytimes.com | Michael Bender |Sheryl Gay Stolberg
The Trump administration has frozen more than $1 billion in funding for Cornell and $790 million for Northwestern amid civil rights investigations into both schools, two administration officials said. The funding pause involves mostly grants and contracts with the departments of Agriculture, Defense, Education and Health and Human Services, said the officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the unannounced decision.
Trump Administration Freezes $1 Billion for Cornell and $790 Million for Northwestern, Officials Say
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flipboard.com | Michael Bender |Sheryl Gay Stolberg
1 day agoFederal judge says White House’s punishment of Associated Press is unconstitutionalCNN — The White House’s decision to punish The Associated Press by eliminating its access to President Donald Trump’s events, the Oval Office and Air Force One is unconstitutional, a federal judge said Tuesday.
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bostonglobe.com | Sheryl Gay Stolberg
WASHINGTON — Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made a show on Facebook of his meeting with American Indian and Alaska Native leaders last month, declaring himself “very inspired” and committed to improving the Indian Health Service, which he says has “always been treated as the redheaded stepchild” by his agency. Now Native leaders have some questions for him.
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RT @peterbakernyt: RFK Jr. says he is committed to improving the Indian Health Service. Native American leaders have doubts. “It’s shameful…
Kennedy says he's a friend of Indian Country. So why are Native American leaders mad at him? 1. Program cuts. 2. Lack of consultation. 3. Shipping people he doesn't like to the Indian Health Service. "Shameful," said former Interior Sec @DebHaalandNM https://t.co/QR0Z59ArOX
Kennedy promotes measles vaccine after attending funeral of another child who died of measles in Texas. “The most effective way to prevent the spread of measles is the M.M.R. vaccine,” he wrote on social media. @teddyrosenbluth https://t.co/QNx7vWXknW
