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A blandly titled law from 1946 may play a key role in Harvard’s lawsuit against the Trump administration
Soon after the Trump administration announced it was cutting billions of dollars in grants to Harvard University following a breakdown in discussions over antisemitism on campus, the Ivy League institution pulled out the biggest weapon in the federal legal arsenal: the First Amendment.
Since returning to office in January, President Donald Trump has made a major push to put America’s elite universities on ...
The Trump administration's April 11 letter to Harvard University was "unauthorized," two people familiar with the matter ...
After freezing $2.2 billion in funding, the Trump administration has also singled out Harvard in other key ways: It ...
As Harvard squares up for a bruising legal fight with the White House over billions in frozen federal grants, the ...
The Trump administration is going head-to-head with Harvard University to install changes to the academic institution’s ...
White House denies report of replacing Defense Secretary Hegseth, calling it "fake news" amid controversy over Signal chat ...
"This is like pointing a dagger at the heart of one of our strongest areas of competitive advantage," Northeastern Law School ...
Harvard isn’t the only school the Trump administration is fighting. Other institutions are facing similar circumstances – ...
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