The CDC purged websites after Trump's order on 'Defending Women.' A judge just ordered them put back up.
Last week, the non-partisan not-for-profit Doctors for America (DFA) filed a lawsuit alleging the FDA, CDC, Office of Personnel Management and the Department of Health and Human Services had violated federal law by abruptly taking down public data sets and webpages their members used every day to treat patients.
Trump administration ordered to restore removed CDC and FDA websites
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered U.S. health agencies to restore websites that they abruptly took offline in response to an executive order by President Donald Trump telling them to scrub websites of "gender ideology extremism.
U.S. District Judge John Bates granted a temporary restraining order restoring the lost webpages, which included information ...
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CDC Orders Its Scientists To Withdraw New Papers To Hunt Out ‘Forbidden Terms': ReportsThe CDC has already moved to comply with orders from the Trump administration. The agency removed or edited references to ...
Large sets of data are being scrubbed of references to transgender and LGBTQ+ people, among others, which could compromise ...
An employee at the CDC spoke with Gizmodo about the changes, which they described as “creepy” and “unprecedented,” even ...
The CDC and other federal agencies appeared to be racing to meet a Friday afternoon deadline to remove “gender ideology” from ...
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