US EditionHarvard President Says Any Move to Revoke Tax-Exempt Status Would Be ‘Highly Illegal’
- President Trump announced on Friday morning via Truth Social plans to revoke Harvard University’s tax-exempt status.
- This followed a separate executive order signed Thursday targeting the cessation of federal funding for PBS and NPR amid allegations of media bias.
- Last month, a Harvard representative stated that there are no grounds to revoke the university’s tax-exempt designation, dismissing the administration’s argument.
- The executive order directs federal agencies to stop all public subsidies to NPR and PBS and to remove indirect support, with Trump alleging “bias” in their reporting.
- These moves underscore ongoing government efforts to address perceived institutional biases while raising concerns about legal grounds and implications for public funding.
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Mark Levin destroys smarmy CNN host defending Jew-hating Harvard
When Dr. Mark Goldfeder, CEO of the National Jewish Advocacy Center and the attorney litigating against green card holder and Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, was invited on CNN, the panel — composed of Jake Tapper, Margaret Hoover, and her husband, John Avlon — had every intention of humiliating him. However, they were the ones who were put to shame in the interview. Mark Levin plays the clip. Goldfeder compared Harvard potentially losin…
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