Group aiming to construct Columbia Dam on Duck River collaborates with Ogles to seek federal funding for research

A group aiming to revive the idea of constructing a dam on Columbia’s Duck River is collaborating with U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles to secure federal funding for feasibility studies. This initiative attempts to bring back plans from decades past that were halted in the 1980s and ultimately dismantled in the 1990s. The push is straightforward—they […]
Research Shows Cochise County is Falling Behind the State in Improving Access to Mental Health Care

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Group Behind Biased ‘Terrorism’ Research Seeks Support From Private Donors Following Trump Funding Reductions

Following the Trump administration’s decision to halt federal funding due to claims of political bias, the University of Maryland’s research center focusing on terrorism data is now on the hunt for private donations. The National Consortium for Researching Terrorism and Responding to Terrorism (Start) has reported that nearly all of its grants and cooperation agreements […]
Research at the University of Alabama moves closer to improving Parkinson’s treatment

Compounds showing early potential for treating Parkinson’s disease also exhibit neuroprotective properties in mice, according to researchers from the University of Alabama. The collaboration with scientists at Oregon Health and Science University may pave the way for preventive therapies and treatments for Parkinson’s in humans. Led by Lukasz Ciesla, PhD, and Dr. Urmila Maitra, the […]
Britt’s efforts result in RFK commending UAB for its innovative research

UAB Gains National Recognition with Support from Senator Katie Britt Thanks to the efforts of U.S. Senator Katie Britt from Montgomery, the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) is steadily increasing its visibility on a national level. UAB, recognized as an R1 Research Intensive University and a leading academic medical center, holds the title of […]
Funding reductions at Vanderbilt University Medical Center may affect faculty and research diversity programs.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center Facing Major Cuts Data from the White House’s Government Efficiency initiative indicates that Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) could see reductions in research funding, particularly targeting programs designed to enhance diversity in medical research faculty and participants. Known as a significant player in southeastern healthcare, VUMC, which manages more than 3.5 […]
Troy University enhances AI initiatives with a new research center focused on business.

Troy University Leads in AI Education Troy University is positioning itself as a leader in artificial intelligence education and application, catering not just to students but also to business and community leaders in southeastern Alabama. As part of a broader initiative focused on emerging technologies, the university has established the Artificial Intelligence Research and Education […]
‘A Little Research’: Adams Hits Back After Tapper Says He Can’t Remember Mamdani ‘Praising Hamas’

Democrat New York City Mayor Eric Adams pushed CNN’s Jake Tupper back with “lead” after the host pushed him on him while Democratic mayoral candidate Zoran Mamdani was allegedly praised terrorist group Hamas. Mamdani attracted massive media attention after winning the Democratic mayoral appointment on Tuesday, with critics pointing to his socialist views and past […]
Kamala Harris Lost Because People Voted, Not Because They Didn’t, Research Shows

Claims by some Democrats – The claim that millions of home-based progressives may have cost Vice President Kamala Harris, Vice President, has collapsed in light of new analysis. New Pew Research study Released Thursday shows that Harris was even more violently broken with high voter turnout. (Related: More voters decide they’re more called non-Democrats.) “When […]
Trump’s steep proposed cuts to medical research funding draw bipartisan flak

Jayanta Bhattacharya, director of the National Institute of Health, will speak at a confirmation hearing in the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions in Capitol Hill on March 5, 2025. (Photo: Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) WASHINGTON – Jay Batacharya, director of the National Institute of Health, testified on Tuesday that the White House, proposed […]