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Unified spokesperson previously said the planned changes were part of a years-long effort to centralize the application process for specialized academic programs on its Choices site, ensuring greater equity, visibility and access.

Trump could also cite the presidential immunity ruling to further push what's known as unitary executive theory — a legal doctrine first cited by the Reagan administration that Vanderbilt University political science professor John Dearborn described as "an expansive interpretation of presidential power that aims to centralize greater control over the government in the White House."

The 5-year project, Accelerating Medicines Partnership in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, announced this week, is intended to centralize current and future ALS data sets and to identify therapeutic targets and biomarkers enabling early diagnosis.

It's time to consolidate, harmonize and centralize our scientific understanding and approach.

Trump and those associated with him say they want to centralize the government’s powers within the Oval Office, such that he might subject people or companies that cross him to investigations, lawsuits and other penalties.