- The Trump administration has cut or frozen up to $177 billion in federal grants since his second-term start — impacts reached all 50 states and DC and equal nearly 10% of federal discretionary spending.
- Biggest hits were to health, nutrition, the environment and disaster relief, with specific disruptions to maternal health, education research and aid for minority farmers.
- A new public tracker called "Lost Funds" (using USAspending data) maps the grant disruptions and will be updated as courts and agencies respond.
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