Trump Proposes To End $64 Million Funding For Howard University Hospital Project

Trump Proposes To End $64 Million Funding For Howard University Hospital Project
The Trump administration proposes cutting a $64 million payment to Howard University, stating the funds—originally for hospital construction—are no longer needed now that the project is complete.
Howard remains the only federally chartered HBCU. This comes just days after Donald Trump launched a White House initiative on HBCUs to “deliver high-quality education to a growing number of students.”
When asked about federal funding concerns, Donald Trump told NewsNation, “I got them more money than they ever dreamt possible, and they’re in great shape now.”
He cited a 2019 bipartisan bill securing $250 million annually for HBCUs, adding, “They have long-term financing. Nobody did that but Donald Trump.” Despite such claims, HBCUs continue to face funding disparities.
A 2022 Forbes report found Black land-grant universities were underfunded by over $12 billion in 30 years.
Are you shocked by Trump’s latest move?
Previous Article
Next Article
California Gov. Gavin Newsom Moves To Commute De@th Sentences Of All 548 Inmates On De@th Row
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass Defeated By City Councilmember Nithya Raman In Reelection Bid
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Senate Race, Becomes First Muslim Elected To U.S. Senate
Rapper Plies Gets Emotional While Sharing Uplifting Message To Black Women Amid Midterm Elections: Y’all Just Always On The Front Lines’
Political Commentator Angela Rye Faces Backlash After Seemingly Suggesting People Who Haven’t Worked On Capitol Hill Lack The Range To Discuss Politics
Actor Terrence Howard Says He’s Considering Running For President, Wants Descendants Of Slaves Exempt From Federal Taxes For 400 Years
President Donald Trump Accused Of Brutally R@ping Former Miss Switzerland Beatrice Keul At NYC Hotel In 1993
Here For It? Mayor Zohran Mamdani Announces Plans To End NYC’s Horse-Drawn Carriage Industry, Vows To Protect Workers & Horses