Federal funding for science is at a 25-year low in the United States, sparking concerns among researchers and policymakers. Despite bipartisan support for scientific research, budgets for major science agencies such as the National Science Foundation and NASA are facing significant cuts. The decrease in funding comes at a time when global competition in scientific innovation is on the rise, with countries like China outpacing the U.S. in research and development investment. The decline in federal support for science raises questions about America’s ability to maintain its leadership in scientific research and technological advancements.
Federal Science Funding Faces Steep Decline in US
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