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Trump has repeatedly threatened to drastically slash NIH funding, but its new $37 billion budget is a historic high.

An opinion piece in the Guardian argues that President Donald Trump is uninterested in science and that might not be a bad thing for the field.

The Washington Post reports that a meteorologist is being considered as presidential science and technology advisor.

The Huffington Post writes that the science advisor position in the US is still not filled.

US President Donald Trump has announced his budget plan for fiscal year 2019 that first calls for research funding cuts, but then erases them.

Lacking funding, the US federal government has shut down, leading science agencies to cease much of their work.

A report from the Union of Concerned Scientists says US science advisory panels met less often and have lost members this past year, Science reports.

A continuing resolution keeps the US government funded, but gives uncertainty to science agencies's budgets, ScienceInsider says.