Trump says he is seeking $1bn in damages in Harvard dispute

Trump demands $1 billion from Harvard as a prolonged standoff appears to deepen
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Donald Trump announced his administration is seeking $1 billion in damages from Harvard University over allegations of antisemitism. This follows previous demands and a reported settlement offer of $200 million that was allegedly dropped. Trump accuses Harvard of mishandling antisemitism and allowing civil rights violations due to "radical left" ideologies. The Trump administration has previously threatened to withhold federal research funding, demanded the end of DEI programs, and attempted to block international student enrollment. Harvard sued the administration last year, accusing it of attempting to control academic decision-making and vowing to protect its independence. The university has pushed back against Trump's antisemitism charges.
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AI-ExtractedA federal judge ruled that Trump had unlawfully canceled $2.2bn in research grants.
Harvard sued the Trump administration in April last year, accusing it of trying to “gain control of academic decision-making”.
Trump accused Harvard of being “strongly antisemitic”.
Trump says he is seeking $1bn in damages from Harvard University.
Trump had allegedly dropped a previous demand for $200m as part of a settlement.
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