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Johns Hopkins to lose 2,000 jobs after Trump’s $800m cut in USAid funding

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Researchers at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. Photograph: Shelby Lum/AP

Johns Hopkins University announced it was planning to cut more than 2,000 jobs after the Trump administration slashed $800m in grants to the renowned academic institution.

The funding for the positions had come from the US Agency for International Development, which the administration has gutted with enormous cuts. A total of 247 domestic US workers and another 1,975 positions abroad in 44 countries will be affected by what amounts to the largest layoff in the history of the university.

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