A New York University School of Law professor on tax policy, called the news a “lawless action by the President.” ...

As Harvard University students hunker down for spring semester finals, dozens of students rallied on campus on Tuesday urging ...

The letter, dated April 11 and attributed to the White House's task force on antisemitism, included what Harvard officials saw as a series of highly intrusive demands regarding the university's ...

The letter included a series of demands about hiring, admissions and curriculum, which started a legal battle between the university and the White House. Harvard University was told by an ...

The White House had not intended to send its revised — and more aggressive — set of demands to Harvard on April 11, according to a report by the New York Times published Friday evening.

The Trump administration is raising the stakes against Harvard as the Ivy League school refuses to comply with its demands. New York Times fires back after Trump threat Mysterious skull found ...

White House senior policy strategist May Mailman said that Harvard’s response was excessive, telling the New York Times, “It was malpractice on the side of Harvard’s lawyers not to pick up ...

The letter included a series of demands regarding the school’s hiring policies, admissions, and curriculum—demands so extreme that Harvard officials felt they had little choice but to refuse. Now, ...

Higher ed’s detractors, meanwhile, watched gleefully as the White House doubled down on its punishment for schools that choose to disobey its orders. "I applaud Harvard University standing up ...

The White House admitted on Friday that it mistakenly sent Harvard University a threatening letter that the school’s attorneys subsequently ripped apart in a public rebuke. The New York Times ...