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UC Berkeley law professors take on a case for colleagues: Fighting Trump research cuts LOS ANGELES — Amid an avalanche of lawsuits in which universities and states are fighting the Trump administration over slashing research funding, a significant early win this week in California stands out. Six individual University of California arts, science and medical researchers banded together to fight cancellations to their at times relatively small, but distinct federally funded studies: examining racial equity in education, assessing health risks to racial minorities who face wildfire smoke, evaluating the role of Greek Orthodox Christians in Istanbul in the 19th century. Lacking the power of big institutional legal backing to pursue their case, they got help from of two of their UC Berkeley colleagues to personally make their case: Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of the law school and an expert in constitutional law, and Claudia Polsky, former California deputy attorney general-turned-UC law professor. The result? A federal judge has not only ordered the Trump administration to restore millions of dollars in UC grants, but also said the case could proceed as a class-action suit, opening it to UC researchers statewide. Neeta Thakur, a UC San Francisco associate professor and physician whose $1.3-million grant to study how wildfire smoke affected millions of California emergency room patients was canceled in April with $700,000 left to spend, called the judge's decision "heartening." Thakur, whose
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 “Daddy Donald” and the death of NATO Dignity: How Mark Rutte became Trump’s favourite puppet...  Julie Chrisley said she burst out crying when she learned Trump had pardoned her: ‘God touched President Trump’s heart’...  UC Berkeley law professors take on a case for colleagues: Fighting Trump research cuts...  CNN Hardest Hit: Latest Intelligence Shows Trump Was Right Again About Iran...
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