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But the war between the White House and Harvard is far from over. Trump is likely to be in it for the long game and have many more plays to make. On Monday, Harvard announced it was suing the ...

Just when it seemed the White House’s Harvard mess couldn’t get worse, it appears Team Trump didn’t intend to send its original set of outlandish demands. By Steve Benen UPDATE (April 21 ...

The White House continued targeting universities — Princeton, Cornell and Northwestern all had funds frozen or suspended — and on April 11 sent Harvard a list of policy changes it wanted ...

The White House also called for broad leadership reforms at the university and changes to admissions policies. Harvard leaders frame the Trump administration's demands as a threat not only to the ...

Tensions escalate as Donald Trump's administration clashes with Harvard University over governance, hiring, and admissions. The White House demands changes, including shutting diversity offices ...

Senate Republican Leader Daniel Bonham lauded the new bill's passage as "a hard-fought victory for rural Oregon." The bill to repeal the map now moves to the House.

It comes as some Jewish organizations and students at Harvard say the White House’s recent threats – from pulling research funding to ending its eligibility to host international students ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt later responded, pinning the blame on Harvard for not abiding by federal law. "The president has made it quite clear that it's Harvard who has put ...