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Harvard Blocked by White House From New Research Funding
The Trump administration is declaring Harvard University ineligible for new research grants from the federal government in ...
Trump administration says Harvard will receive no new grants until it meets White House demands
The Trump administration has demanded Harvard make broad government and leadership changes and revise its admissions policies ...
Live updates: Trump to welcome Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to White House
Trump sentiment to a come-from-behind election victory, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to meet with ...
No more federal grants for Harvard University until it meets White House demands, Trump administration letter says
The letter from Education Secretary Linda McMahon marks a major escalation of Trump’s battle with the university.
Harvard is relying on its billionaire alums as it faces down the White House
As Harvard squares up for a bruising legal fight with the White House over billions in frozen federal grants, the ...
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Harvard won’t receive new research grants until president’s demands are met, White House says
In a three page letter addressed to “Harvard’s President,” U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon wrote, “Harvard will cease to be a publicly funded institution<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" M ...
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Harvard is relying on its billionaire alums as it faces down the White House
As Harvard squares up for a bruising legal fight with the White House over billions in frozen federal grants, the university’s fortunes could depend on its Rolodex of ultra-wealthy alumni.
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White House views Harvard’s recent changes as ‘positive’ but says more needs to be done, signals additional funding cuts
The White House characterized recent steps by Harvard University to rectify its apparent mishandling of antisemitism as “positive,” but signaled Wednesday that the university needs to do more ...
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Harvard’s antisemitism task force agrees with White House on the need for reform. But not entirely on how or who’s in charge
But Harvard and the White House still strongly disagree over who should have the final say on what reforms are required and who should oversee them: federal officials or the university.