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Reporting on federal changes to science

Tracking the Damages of Regulatory Rollbacks

Institute for Policy Integrity, New York University School of Law

"This tracker lists the estimated effects—including prospective effects for consumers and public health—of the repeals of environmental and energy regulations that the second Trump Administration has initiated since January 2025. These estimates reflect the annualized economic losses and health consequences that the American public could experience if the Trump Administration implements its stated plans to roll back these regulations."
Reporting on federal changes to science

Tracking the Damages of Regulatory Rollbacks

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"This tracker lists the estimated effects—including prospective effects for consumers and public health—of the repeals of environmental and energy regulations that the second Trump Administration has initiated since January 2025. These estimates reflect the annualized economic losses and health consequences that the American public could experience if the Trump Administration implements its stated plans to roll back these regulations."
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Institute for Policy Integrity, New York University School of Law

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How To Navigate the Impact of Manipulation and Removal of Federal Data: Expert Advice, Reporting Tips and Resources

"Federal datasets have been manipulated and removed since the beginning of the Trump administration and continue to be under threat. In this piece, three data experts explain the critical consequences of this loss." The article includes video of the Oct 1, 2025 webinar, "Vanishing Numbers: How Federal Data Manipulation and Removal Threaten Journalism and Public Trust," and explores the following categories of federal data attacks:
  • Targeted removal of data that is not aligned with the Trump administration’s priorities.
  • Collateral damage from actions like reductions in the federal workforce, cutting contracts and terminating scientific advisory committees.
  • Removal of data that reflects poorly on the performance of the Trump administration’s policies.
Reporting on federal changes to science

How To Navigate the Impact of Manipulation and Removal of Federal Data: Expert Advice, Reporting Tips and Resources

Summary:
"Federal datasets have been manipulated and removed since the beginning of the Trump administration and continue to be under threat. In this piece, three data experts explain the critical consequences of this loss." The article includes video of the Oct 1, 2025 webinar, "Vanishing Numbers: How Federal Data Manipulation and Removal Threaten Journalism and Public Trust," and explores the following categories of federal data attacks:
  • Targeted removal of data that is not aligned with the Trump administration’s priorities.
  • Collateral damage from actions like reductions in the federal workforce, cutting contracts and terminating scientific advisory committees.
  • Removal of data that reflects poorly on the performance of the Trump administration’s policies.
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Naseem S. Miller

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The Journalist’s Resource

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October 15, 2025

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The Most Detailed Maps of H-1B Visa Holders Joining America’s Top Research Institutions

The Xylom’s recent analysis covers all 13,464 workers holding H-1B visas for the first three quarters of 2025. The analysis includes a searchable database by institution, and author/The Xylom publisher Alex Ip says the dataset is free to use with attribution; email for a copy.
Reporting on federal changes to science

The Most Detailed Maps of H-1B Visa Holders Joining America’s Top Research Institutions

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The Xylom’s recent analysis covers all 13,464 workers holding H-1B visas for the first three quarters of 2025. The analysis includes a searchable database by institution, and author/The Xylom publisher Alex Ip says the dataset is free to use with attribution; email for a copy.
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Alex Ip

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The Xylom

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September 25, 2025

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NASA Cancelled Contracts and Grants

"This dashboard provides insights into NASA contracts and grants that may have been cancelled, terminated, or significantly modified since January 20, 2025. The data presented here are compiled and maintained by Casey Dreier at The Planetary Society to enhance transparency surrounding NASA’s programmatic activities and funding allocations." The data is checked daily.
Reporting on federal changes to science

NASA Cancelled Contracts and Grants

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"This dashboard provides insights into NASA contracts and grants that may have been cancelled, terminated, or significantly modified since January 20, 2025. The data presented here are compiled and maintained by Casey Dreier at The Planetary Society to enhance transparency surrounding NASA’s programmatic activities and funding allocations." The data is checked daily.
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Trials Tracker

Trials Tracker links National Institutes of Health (NIH) award data from Grant Witness to a clinical trials database to show what studies are in jeopardy.
Reporting on federal changes to science

Trials Tracker

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Trials Tracker links National Institutes of Health (NIH) award data from Grant Witness to a clinical trials database to show what studies are in jeopardy.
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SNAP Changes Will Upend State Budgets

"My team at the Georgetown Center on Poverty & Inequality mapped the impact of SNAP [Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program] cuts in the Republican megabill. The new, interactive map reveals how much each state’s SNAP costs are expected to rise in the years ahead — both in dollars and as a share of state budgets." — Lelaine Bigelow
Reporting on federal changes to science

SNAP Changes Will Upend State Budgets

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"My team at the Georgetown Center on Poverty & Inequality mapped the impact of SNAP [Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program] cuts in the Republican megabill. The new, interactive map reveals how much each state’s SNAP costs are expected to rise in the years ahead — both in dollars and as a share of state budgets." — Lelaine Bigelow
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Miguel Villa and Stephanie Scott

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Georgetown Center on Poverty & Inequality

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September 29, 2025

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HHS Grants Terminated

This 53-page PDF by TAGGS (Tracking Accountability in Government Grants System) lists Department of Health & Human Services grants terminated, as of September 11, 2025.  
Reporting on federal changes to science

HHS Grants Terminated

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This 53-page PDF by TAGGS (Tracking Accountability in Government Grants System) lists Department of Health & Human Services grants terminated, as of September 11, 2025.  
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September 11, 2025

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The Research We Lost

"Join your colleagues in recording and resisting the defunding of science. ... Our data archive is for use by journalists, academics, and the general public."
Reporting on federal changes to science

The Research We Lost

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"Join your colleagues in recording and resisting the defunding of science. ... Our data archive is for use by journalists, academics, and the general public."
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Save HHS: Share Your Story

"We want to use this opportunity to share our unique stories with the public, so they can know why HHS [U.S. Department of Health & Human Services] is so important. Tell us why you care about HHS and what is preventing HHS agencies from keeping people safe and healthy. We want to hear from current and former HHS employees, partner organizations, and people who have benefitted from HHS services."
Reporting on federal changes to science

Save HHS: Share Your Story

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"We want to use this opportunity to share our unique stories with the public, so they can know why HHS [U.S. Department of Health & Human Services] is so important. Tell us why you care about HHS and what is preventing HHS agencies from keeping people safe and healthy. We want to hear from current and former HHS employees, partner organizations, and people who have benefitted from HHS services."
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SELC Guide to Archived Federal Environmental Data, Tools & Websites

Southern Environmental Law Center

"This is a guide to finding alternative places to access important environmental government data being removed from public online sources. The guide is focused on information relevant to the work that the Southern Environmental Law Center and its partners are doing to protect the air, water, land, wildlife, and people who live in the South. It will be updated as related new data sources go online."
Reporting on federal changes to science

SELC Guide to Archived Federal Environmental Data, Tools & Websites

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"This is a guide to finding alternative places to access important environmental government data being removed from public online sources. The guide is focused on information relevant to the work that the Southern Environmental Law Center and its partners are doing to protect the air, water, land, wildlife, and people who live in the South. It will be updated as related new data sources go online."
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Southern Environmental Law Center

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Health Data Preservation Project

Association of Health Care Journalists

"AHCJ is part of a growing coalition of news nonprofits, journalism scholars and others working to conserve and protect vital health data that was previously publicly available on federal websites." Find background reading, resources for finding archived public health data and ways to get involved.
Reporting on federal changes to science

Health Data Preservation Project

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"AHCJ is part of a growing coalition of news nonprofits, journalism scholars and others working to conserve and protect vital health data that was previously publicly available on federal websites." Find background reading, resources for finding archived public health data and ways to get involved.
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Association of Health Care Journalists

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STAT: Backing Up and Monitoring CDC Data in Real Time

STAT began monitoring the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s data platform regularly on Jan. 31, 2025. The page continues to be updated whenever CDC data changes are discovered. You'll find a table where you can download original copies of datasets removed from the CDC’s site. Caveat: "STAT’s backup files were captured between Jan. 29 and Jan. 31, and they reflect data as it was published on the CDC’s site at that time. .... some files have be reuploaded to the CDC’s site. Files in STAT’s backup could be out of date compared with what’s available from the CDC. Unless you have a specific concern about censorship, if the data you want is available on data.cdc.gov, you should get it from there."
Reporting on federal changes to science

STAT: Backing Up and Monitoring CDC Data in Real Time

Summary:
STAT began monitoring the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s data platform regularly on Jan. 31, 2025. The page continues to be updated whenever CDC data changes are discovered. You'll find a table where you can download original copies of datasets removed from the CDC’s site. Caveat: "STAT’s backup files were captured between Jan. 29 and Jan. 31, and they reflect data as it was published on the CDC’s site at that time. .... some files have be reuploaded to the CDC’s site. Files in STAT’s backup could be out of date compared with what’s available from the CDC. Unless you have a specific concern about censorship, if the data you want is available on data.cdc.gov, you should get it from there."
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J. Emory Parker

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