A federal judge in the US ordered President Donald Trump to restore grants that were frozen for the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Meanwhile, Harvard University received $46 million in federal research grants for the first time since the administration imposed a funding freeze following the institution's inadequate handling of antisemitism. The grants, which come from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), cover about 200 projects and represent a small but significant portion of hundreds of active grants that were frozen. A Harvard spokesperson confirmed this is a first step toward restoring all federal funding, but noted that the damage already caused has forced cuts and layoffs in the university's medical and public health schools.
US: Court revokes Trump administration's freeze on UCLA grants
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