US EditionTrump says his administration is close to reaching a deal with Harvard University
The deal requires Harvard to invest $500 million in trade schools focusing on artificial intelligence in exchange for restoring over $2.4 billion in frozen federal research funding.
- President Donald Trump announced a deal with Harvard University after months of conflict.
- Trump's administration sought to remove diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives by threatening funding cuts to entities that use them.
- Harvard University leadership refused to comply with Trump's demands despite his funding threats, even after a judge blocked the funding freeze.
- During a press conference, Trump mentioned his deal with Education Secretary Linda McMahon, describing it as significant.
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President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that Harvard University accepted an agreement to restore billions of dollars in federal funds frozen by the Administration after accusing the school of anti-Semitism.]]>
Donald Trump said on Tuesday that his administration was close to a financial agreement with Harvard, target number 1 of his crusade against the academic world, at the end of which the institution would commit $500 million. ...
Trump Announces $500 Million Tentative 'Deal' With Harvard To End Bitter Feud: 'Their Sins Are Forgiven'
President Donald Trump has revealed that his administration has reached a preliminary agreement with Harvard University, potentially bringing an end to the long-standing conflict between the two parties.
Trump says Harvard to run ‘trade schools’ under upcoming deal
WASHINGTON, Oct 1 — President Donald Trump said today his administration was close to reaching a US$500 million (RM2.1 billion) financial settlement with Harvard under which the elite academic institution would operate trade schools.The comments mark the latest twist in Trump’s unprecedented crackdown on Harvard over claims of anti-Semitism and bias—claims the university denies, saying that the federal government is actually focused on controlli…
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