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Johns Hopkins University slashes 2,000 jobs after Trump administration grant cut

Johns Hopkins University will cut over 2,000 jobs due to the Trump administration's cancellation of $800 million in U.S. Agency for International Development grants.
The university, the largest private employer in Maryland, stated that the cuts will have economic impacts in Baltimore.
Dr. Sunil Solomon warned that the cuts will lead to more HIV transmission in India and risk infectious diseases in the U.S.
Ron Daniels, the president of Johns Hopkins, said they have little choice but to reduce work in response to these funding cuts.

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Former scholarship recipient speaks on non-profit furloughing employees amid federal funding freeze

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After Federal Funding Cut Johns Hopkins University Laying Off Thousands of Workers

Johns Hopkins University is laying off over 2,000 workers worldwide following the Trump administration’s decision to cut $800 million in federal funding for the institution. The move is part of a broader effort to reevaluate government spending on foreign aid and university grants. Key Facts: 2,222 layoffs: Johns Hopkins will cut 247 U.S. positions and 1,975 international roles. Major impact areas: The cuts will affect the Bloomberg School of P…

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