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Federal funding for state public health departments declined through the 1950s, while money was poured into the newly reorganized NIH to find out how to curtail chronic disease.

Already, some national parks have been forced to cut hours or curtail services.

About two weeks earlier, Rubio had issued a statement promising that he would issue waivers to protect “life-saving humanitarian assistance” from Musk and Trump’s efforts to suspend and ultimately curtail foreign aid.

But his day ended early when Ferrari curtailed his running prematurely, before he was able to complete a planned race distance.

Musk has been leading an outside effort to aggressively curtail government spending through aggressive funding cuts and firings.