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A federal judge in Boston has blocked the OMB from revoking federal grants based on changing agency priorities, ruling that such actions are not authorized by law. The decision follows a lawsuit from 20 states and three governors challenging the Trump administration's use of a grant termination clause to cut funding for various programs.
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A federal judge in Boston has blocked the OMB from revoking federal grants based on changing agency priorities, ruling that such actions are not authorized by law. The decision follows a lawsuit from 20 states and three governors challenging the Trump administration's use of a grant termination clause to cut funding for various programs.
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