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President Trump announced on Monday that his administration is seeking $1 billion in damages from Harvard University, rejecting a New York Times report that claimed the government had dropped a previous demand for a $200 million payment as part of settlement negotiations.

President Trump announced on Monday that his administration is seeking $1 billion in damages from Harvard University, rejecting a New York Times report that claimed the government had dropped a previous demand for a $200 million payment as part of settlement negotiations.

In September, a federal judge ruled that the Trump administration violated the law when it canceled research grants worth more than $2.2 billion to Harvard. The White House is appealing the ruling and had sought a payment as part of a broader deal with the university.

In September, a federal judge ruled that the Trump administration violated the law when it canceled research grants worth more than $2.2 billion to Harvard. The White House is appealing the ruling and had sought a payment as part of a broader deal with the university.

Harvard sued the Trump administration in April after the White House revoked around $2 billion in research grants and froze federal funding. The university argued that no government should dictate what private universities can teach, whom they can admit and hire.

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Harvard sued the Trump administration in April after the White House revoked around $2 billion in research grants and froze federal funding. The university argued that no government should dictate what private universities can teach, whom they can admit and hire.

Columbia University, Penn and Brown struck deals with the Trump administration to preserve funding that was at risk. Columbia agreed to pay $200 million and pledged to obey rules barring consideration of race in admissions or hiring.

Columbia University, Penn and Brown struck deals with the Trump administration to preserve funding that was at risk. Columbia agreed to pay $200 million and pledged to obey rules barring consideration of race in admissions or hiring.

Trump previously stated last September that negotiations were close to reaching a $500 million settlement with Harvard that would include opening trade schools. He later rejected this proposal, calling it inadequate and a way for Harvard to avoid a larger cash settlement.

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Trump previously stated last September that negotiations were close to reaching a $500 million settlement with Harvard that would include opening trade schools. He later rejected this proposal, calling it inadequate and a way for Harvard to avoid a larger cash settlement.

The Trump administration has accused Harvard of promoting antisemitism and failing to protect Jewish students during pro-Palestinian protests. Harvard president Alan Garber has pushed back on these charges, stating the university takes addressing antisemitism seriously.

The Trump administration has accused Harvard of promoting antisemitism and failing to protect Jewish students during pro-Palestinian protests. Harvard president Alan Garber has pushed back on these charges, stating the university takes addressing antisemitism seriously.

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