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Fordham University Receives A Record $100 Million Gift
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Judge Issues Nationwide Temporary Injunction Against NIH Research Cuts
A federal judge issued a temporary injunction Wednesday against NIH's plan to cut reimbursements of certain grant costs incurred by universities and other institutions.
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