π Collins and Murray Push Back on White House NIH Grant Plan Senators Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Patty Murray (D-Wash.), the top Republican and Democrat on the Senate Appropriations Committee, publicly opposed reported White House plans to give political appointees greater control over NIH's grantmaking process. The bipartisan pushback came after multiple outlets reported over the weekend that the administration intends to increase political oversight of how the National Institutes of Health awards research grants β a move the senators characterized as an effort to "politicize grantmaking." The rare bipartisan opposition signals potential congressional resistance to the administration's broader effort to reshape federal research funding priorities. Source
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π Collins and Murray Push Back on White House NIH Grant Plan
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