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How the University of North Carolina Tried to Avoid Trump’s Wrath

By Alan Blinder, Stephanie Saul, Irena Hwang, Benjamin Mueller and Mike Belleme New York Times November 14, 2026

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The University of North Carolina’s chancellor tried to protect the school from the Trump administration. Work on cancer, suicide, AIDS and coronaviruses was hit anyway.

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