Harvard University has been in an escalating battle with the Trump administration heightened last week by a letter it received from the administration that outlined a slew of demands tied to ...

The Trump administration’s letter to Harvard University threatening financial ruin if it does not agree to a list of demands was sent by an official “without authorization,” according to a ...

Understandably, it doesn't yet have the depth or scale of Valheim (though it is almost double its closest rival's price), and while its world is a love letter to the RS fandom, to a non-player ...

A letter from Trump administration officials sent to Harvard University on April 11 outlined demands so draconian that university officials decided they had no choice but to resist, according to a ...

Harvard University was told by an unidentified official on Trump’s antisemitism task force that a letter of demands had been sent to the university without authorization, the New York Times ...

An official on the administration’s antisemitism task force told the university that a letter of demands had been sent without authorization. By Michael S. Schmidt and Michael C. Bender Harvard ...

The White House letter sent to Harvard University outlining a list of demands about the university's hiring and admissions was sent without authorization, according to the New York Times ...

Officials from the Trump administration believe a letter that set off a clash with Harvard University may have been sent in error, The New York Times reports. The “unauthorized” letter from ...

The letter from government lawyers, received by Harvard on April 11, was sent before senior officials of U.S. President Donald Trump's administration could approve it or give the go-ahead for its ...

Harvard University on Saturday challenged anonymous Trump administration officials who said a mistake had sparked the escalating confrontation between a U.S. president and one of the country’s ...

The White House admitted on Friday that it mistakenly sent Harvard University a threatening letter that the school’s attorneys subsequently ripped apart in a public rebuke. The New York Times ...