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Trump admin asks court to rule against Harvard without a trial
The Trump administration argues that the court should deny the organization’s request for summary judgment and rule in its favor. It states that the organization is trying to “insert themselves into the picture,” despite the funding not being allocated to the members, according to a court filing.
Jueza amplía orden que suspende el bloqueo de Trump a estudiantes extranjeros en Harvard
La orden del presidente Donald Trump de impedir que los estudiantes extranjeros ingresen a Estados Unidos para asistir a la Universidad de
Dritan Nesho Gives Deep Dive On HarrisX/Harvard CAPS Poll On Iran, Los Angeles, Trump
On "Forbes Newsroom," HarrisX Founder and CEO Dritan Nesho discussed a new poll revealing voters' attitudes on the economy, Iran, the LA anti-ICE protests, and more.
Harvard professor turns to private equity to counter Trump research cuts
A private equity firm has stepped in to finance a biological research lab at Harvard University, administrators said Monday, while also launching a biotech alongside it that will develop new therapies for metabolic conditions.
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‘Not Necessarily Based On The Law’: Gregg Jarrett Predicts How Trump’s Harvard Policy Will Fare In Court
Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett on Monday said President Donald Trump’s decision to halt the entry of foreign students
Poll: Americans disapprove of Trump's performance as Republicans manage splits over spending plans
Immigration remains Trump’s strongest issue, according to the NBC News Decision Desk Poll, powered by SurveyMonkey, though Americans are closely divided over how he’s handling it.
Rokita first state AG to threaten private colleges over DEI, echoing Trump with Harvard
An IndyStar analysis found Rokita is the first state attorney general to publicly threaten legal challenges of a university's nonprofit status.
Harvard, Columbia fights with Trump point to lessons for other schools
The Trump administration’s fights with Harvard and Columbia are eye-openers for other universities that are trying to decipher how to handle the president and his desire to exert control over their policies.
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