Johns Hopkins lays off over 2,000 workers

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Johns Hopkins University announced it will lay off over 2,000 workers due to significant budget cuts from the Trump administration, primarily affecting international aid programs. The layoffs include 247 domestic positions and nearly 1,975 jobs in 44 countries, impacting various departments, including public health and medical schools. Last year, nearly half of the university's revenue came from federal research funding, which is now facing substantial reductions.


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