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... On February 26, President Trump issued an executive order expanding the power of the United States DOGE Service (DOGE), the government initiative controlled by Elon Musk. The purpose of the order is to limit any spending not specifically approved by one of Musk's associates working for DOGE.

One provision of the February 26 executive order that has received little attention is a 30-day freeze of all government credit cards. The credit card freeze has brought critical research, including research about cures and treatments for cancer and Alzheimer's, to a halt, according to an NIH source with direct knowledge.

The credit card freeze allows for "operations or other critical services as determined by the Agency Head, and subject to such additional individualized or categorical exceptions as the Agency Head, in consultation with the agency's DOGE Team Lead, deems appropriate."

But, according to the NIH source, there has been no categorical exception for the intramural research being done on NIH's Bethesda campus and other locations. The result is that most of this scientific research has stopped. ...

@#9 ... But, according to the NIH source, there has been no categorical exception for the intramural research being done on NIH's Bethesda campus and other locations. The result is that most of this scientific research has stopped. ...

Like the time when Mr Musk was in the Oval Office and said that DOGE made a mistake about ceasing Ebola funding, but quickly corrected the mistake by restoring the funding. Even though he did not seem to restore the funding.

Or USAID funding being restored to deliver food to starving/dying children. But the food was delivered only to docks and distant warehouses. The actual delivery of the food to those starving/dying children was still ceased, resulting in the food rotting on the docks and in the warehouses.

Like that?