Jackie Mogensen

More than 180 employees of the agency accuse the administration of political manipulation and putting "uninformed cost-cutting" above protecting people during natural disasters.

The agency said its 2009 finding that greenhouse gases harmed people had caused "years of uncertainty for automakers."

It would slash cancer research, drug trials, space exploration, and so much more.

But without the CDC's recommendation, the impact of the shot could be dulled.

On the chopping block for grants: Vaccine hesitancy, the health effects of climate change, gender-affirming care, DEI, research in China, and more.

"The climate assessment is required by law and it appears that the Trump administration is trying to break that law."

"We got into this field not because we wanted to make a lot of money...We did it because we believe in the mission."

"We are all in this because we want to help understand and prevent disease...it's truly devastating."

The order directs the government to "expeditiously" take action to "stop the enforcement of State laws" designed to reduce “greenhouse gas” emissions.

Including Nobel laureates, climate researchers, and parents of kids saved by groundbreaking drugs.

And the bombshell investigation that exposed it

"It's sad we have to do this."

"Who is making decisions? On what basis?"

For now, the administration can't “impede, block, cancel, or terminate” diversity and inclusion funds and obligations.

"We are very much at risk of losing an entire generation of researchers."

"It felt like all functions of our job had just been completely stripped away, like the system had been completely crippled."

Scientists sound the alarm about Trump’s unprecedented “Big Brother” research crackdown.

Measure 2066 will block Washington from “discouraging” natural gas use—and disrupt the state’s climate goals, environmentalists say.

Washington's industry-backed anti-electrification measure could threaten the nation's clean energy ambitions.

A UNC Asheville political science professor explains the unique challenge of getting out the vote among students displaced by Helene.