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Scientists warn of long-term damage as Trump’s orders slow research

On Wednesday, academics and others protest the termination of employees at the National Institutes of Health. (Craig Hudson for The Post)

The administration’s interference with the most routine operations of the world’s premier funder of biomedical research has gummed up the system for selecting and funding new science projects.

By Carolyn Y. Johnson and Joel Achenbach

Musk’s DOGE says it has saved $55 billion. Not so fast.

New Social Security chief was being investigated when Musk team tapped him

Feds must answer email on what they did last week — or lose jobs, Musk says

How a false DOGE claim ignited a political firestorm in India

Latest Trump guidance on race has schools scrambling amid ‘intense fear’

Glitz and history at the U.S.-Mexico border: Laredo throws George Washington a party

U.S. pressures Kyiv to replace U.N. resolution condemning Russia

Can Zelensky salvage his relationship with Trump and save Ukraine?

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U.S., Ukraine near deal to grant mineral rights to Washington

Pope Francis is in ‘critical condition,’ Vatican says

Amid debate over restaurant tipping and fees, a push to pay servers on commission causes acrimony

Six Israeli hostages freed from Gaza, as Palestinian prisoner release is delayed

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Analysis | Aaron Blake

The Trump team ups the trolling to 11

Medical Mysteries: Her maddening cough had an unexpected cause

As sales drop, artists weigh canceling Kennedy Center shows in protest

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