funding
Coverage of funding in the Nexus archive.
- Robotics Teams Are Shrinking. Students Say They’re More Important Than Ever
Robotics programs are struggling with insufficient coaching and funding, prompting students and lawmakers to seek unique solutions to sustain school teams. Students emphasize the importance of robotics programs despite these challenges.
- Interdisciplinary research key to scientific innovation: OU Professor
Kavi Kishor, an OU Professor, emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary research for scientific innovation. He advocates collaboration across disciplines to develop practical technologies and secure funding for multidisciplinary projects.
- Uganda: Deputy Chief Justice Kazibwe Urges Judges to Find Practical Solutions to Case Backlog
Deputy Chief Justice Moses Kazibwe Kawumi has urged High Court judges in Uganda to stop citing understaffing and inadequate funding as reasons for delays in dispensing justice and instead focus on finding practical, local solutions to improve case management.
- Keeping the Bears in Illinois, CPS funding fight | The Chicago Report
McCook is proposing a stadium to keep the Chicago Bears in Illinois. The article also covers developments in the funding dispute involving Chicago Public Schools (CPS).
- Can Europe build its own AI heavyweights to rival the US?
Europe is striving to develop its own AI heavyweights to challenge US dominance, focusing on partnerships, investments, and startups to enhance digital sovereignty. Challenges related to funding and regulation persist despite these efforts.
- Priyank Kharge’s remark on RSS invokes the question of legal personality
Priyank Kharge's remark on RSS raises questions about its legal personality. The Karnataka Home Minister has inquired into the RSS's registration, organization structure, funding, donations, and functioning.
- Metro budget includes funding for teen entrepreneurs
The Metro Nashville budget for the first time includes funding for teenage entrepreneurs as part of the Metro Youth in Local Government program.
- New York overhauls high school graduations, expands free tuition for adult students
New York is transitioning to a competency-based diploma system for high school graduations, incorporating real-world experiences and funding to support students in completing their degrees. The state is also expanding free tuition access for adult students.
- In times of uncertainty, we must focus on giving, resilience
The article highlights increasing demand for services and diminishing funding, urging unity to support leaders driving change in communities.
- Amoc collapse could change Europe’s climate 10x faster than expected. We aren’t ready
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), which regulates Europe's climate, could collapse 10 times faster than expected. Monitoring of this system may be discontinued, despite the risk of catastrophic climate impacts. The article uses an asteroid-tracking analogy to highlight underfunded climate monitoring efforts.
- Cabinet set to approve funding for establishing 61 West Bank settlements — reports
The Cabinet is set to approve funding for establishing 61 West Bank settlements, bypassing the standard settlement planning process to fast-track construction in 'strategically sensitive' areas. The move is reported by The Times of Israel.
- What Afghanistan’s rotten apples tell us about its non-profit sector
Funding for NGOs in Afghanistan has decreased while the need for their services has increased. Despite this, inefficiency continues to plague NGO operations.
- King County public defenders join lawsuit against WA for funding
Public defenders in King County are joining a lawsuit against Washington state to secure more funding. Advocates have grown impatient with the state Legislature's lack of action and are pursuing alternative legal routes.
- The Gulf states and Ukraine need each other
The Gulf states and Ukraine have mutual needs, with countries in Iran’s line of fire requiring stronger drone defenses and Kyiv facing urgent funding needs.
- Why Sweden’s wolverine conservation success story is unraveling
Sweden’s wolverine conservation program, once a success in saving endangered wolverines, is now struggling due to stagnant funding and declining local trust. Researchers warn that wildlife protection requires sustained commitment beyond initial success.
- These young people see bright future in trades but say stigma among obstacles in their way
Interest in skilled trades is rising among young Canadians due to increased apprenticeship registrations and new funding. However, stigma remains a challenge despite experts encouraging sound decision-making to convert curiosity into careers.
- SOND, a sleep tech startup from Bose’s former head of sleep, exits stealth with $7M
SOND, a sleep tech startup led by Bose’s former head of sleep products, has raised $7 million in funding and exited stealth mode. The company is developing AI-powered sleep earbuds to improve sleep quality.
- Republicans stare down inflation abyss with midterms fast approaching
Republicans are struggling to craft a unified message against high inflation as midterms approach, while President Trump advocates for funding a White House ballroom. The party faces challenges in addressing economic concerns amid internal priorities.
- From supply chains to access, aid agencies face challenges in this Ebola outbreak
Aid organizations working to contain the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo are facing significant obstacles including supply chain disruptions, reduced funding, and restricted access to affected areas. These challenges are hampering efforts to control the disease spread and provide adequate response.
- I built a crypto market intelligence dashboard and I’m opening the closed beta
The author is opening a closed beta for AlphaRadar, a crypto market intelligence dashboard designed to help traders and investors analyze market movements with context. It focuses on BTC/ETH, funding, open interest, and news catalysts, but emphasizes it is not financial advice. Early feedback is sought from active crypto market followers.
- Embattled homeless services agency faces greater control from city of Los Angeles
The city of Los Angeles is debating ways to increase control over funds allocated to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, which manages programs to reduce homelessness. The discussion centers on ensuring accountability for the millions of dollars provided to the agency.
- Johnson says he has ‘modified’ version of Senate DHS bipartisan bill
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) criticized a bipartisan Senate bill to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), calling its language 'problematic' and announcing a 'modified' version. The Senate bill, passed earlier this month, is part of a two-step process to address a record-breaking situation.
- Correspondents' dinner shooting rekindles DHS funding fight: What to know
A shooting at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner has reignited the debate over Department of Homeland Security funding, with lawmakers calling for increased support. The incident has brought attention to homeland security measures and political discussions around budget allocations.
- Johnson faces pressure from all sides as funding to pay DHS workers dwindles
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is under pressure as he prioritizes a GOP-only bill to fund immigration enforcement over bipartisan legislation to finance the rest of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which is nearing a funding shortfall for employee pay.
- What 6,000 researchers think about the future of science
A survey by Nature Index involving 6,000 researchers highlights growing concerns about funding challenges and evolving publishing trends in the scientific community. The findings were published in a Nature article on 23 April 2026.
- Embattled L.A. homeless services agency to lay off 284 workers
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority announced layoffs of 284 workers due to the County of Los Angeles withdrawing funding and establishing its own homeless department. The move reflects a shift in responsibility for homeless services from the agency to county-led initiatives.
- Vaccines mean malaria deaths should be falling — not rising
The article highlights that despite available tools like vaccines, malaria deaths are increasing due to insufficient funding and lack of political will, as reported in a 2026 Nature study.
- Republican lawmakers at odds on funding for DHS agencies
Republican lawmakers are divided over funding for Department of Homeland Security agencies amid a partial government shutdown. The ongoing shutdown has prompted debates on how to allocate resources, with CBS News' Taurean Small reporting on the situation.
- The Blockchain Raised Half A Billion Dollars And Forgot To Build A F******Blockchain.
A blockchain initiative raised $500 million but failed to develop the promised blockchain technology, highlighting a discrepancy between funding and actual implementation.
- This giant telescope could discover habitable exoplanets and secrets of our universe — if it gets its funding
The Giant Magellan Telescope, designed to discover habitable exoplanets and uncover cosmic secrets, faces uncertainty over funding. Its completion could advance understanding of the universe and potential for life beyond Earth.
- Child victims of online sexual abuse in UK inadequately protected, review finds
A review warns that UK police forces are failing to protect child victims of online sexual abuse due to insufficient funding and a 66% annual increase in referrals. HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary Michelle Skeer emphasized the need for investment and coordination to prevent worsening risks to children.
- Hundreds of affordable housing units funded by new L.A. County agency
The L.A. County Affordable Housing Solutions Agency aims to build affordable housing more cost-effectively by streamlining the financing process. The agency has approved its first batch of funding for below-market-rate housing units.
- Councils warned they could lose millions in funding if they fail to fix potholes
Local councils are being warned they may lose millions in funding if they do not address pothole repairs. The threat highlights the government's emphasis on infrastructure maintenance as a condition for financial support.