Democratic-led states sue to block Trump from $11 billion health funding cut
- A coalition of state attorneys general sued the Trump administration over an $11 billion funding cut for COVID-19 initiatives and public health projects, claiming the cuts are illegal and lack a rational basis.
- The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Rhode Island, asks the court to stop the Trump administration from rescinding funds allocated by Congress during the pandemic, mainly for COVID-related efforts like testing and vaccination.
- Health officials in North Carolina estimate that the state could lose $230 million, harming local health departments and services.
- North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson criticized the cuts, stating they would reverse progress on public health and leave hospitals in distress.
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Colorado sues HHS, RFK Jr. over cuts to funding as state stands to lose $229 million
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) – Colorado is joining a coalition of 23 states in suing the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. over the termination of over $11 billion in federal public health grants, alleging the cuts are unlawful and harmful. Last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) pulled back $11.4 billion in funding that was allocated to state and community healt…
Pa., N.J. join lawsuit against Trump administration over $11 billion health funding cuts
Pennsylvania and New Jersey are among 24 states suing the Trump administration over HHS Secretary Kennedy's abrupt cancellation of billions in health grants affecting public health programs.
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