Washington, D.C. — Ekhbary News Agency
U.S. President Donald Trump has dismissed several members from an independent board responsible for overseeing the nation's science funding. This significant move, reported by Ekhbary News Agency, targets a crucial body linked to the National Science Foundation, which plays a vital role in supporting scientific research across the United States. The dismissals are seen as a direct intervention into the governance of scientific institutions, raising questions about the administration's approach to independent oversight.
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