Legal & Policy

Trump Does An RFK Jr.: Fires Entire 22 Member Board Of The National Science Foundation

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The Trump administration has fired all 22 members of the National Science Foundation's board via a brief email, leaving a significant void in scientific advisory leadership for the U.S. This move likely aims to replace existing board members with those aligned with short-term political goals, potentially to avoid embarrassment from an upcoming report highlighting America’s lagging research and development spending compared to China. Developers and tech professionals should watch for any delays or alterations in critical NSF reports and funding decisions under the new leadership.

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