Trump administration has cut or frozen $177 billion in grants across every state, analysis shows
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An analysis released Wednesday by a nonprofit organization alongside researchers and scientists reveals that the Trump administration has cut, frozen, or delayed up to $177 billion in federal grants across every U.S. state since the president began his second term. The findings were unveiled alongside a new tracking tool designed to monitor the scope of the federal funding changes.
The affected grants span a wide array of programs nationwide. Among the specific initiatives identified by researchers as eliminated, frozen, or delayed are maternal health programs in Michigan, education research initiatives in Mississippi, and financial and technical assistance programs for minority farmers in Iowa.
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PBS NewsHourHighlights specific community impacts on maternal health, education, and minority farmers.
KSLFocuses on the timeline of the second term and the release of the tracking tool.
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