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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s administration is cutting another $450 million in grants to Harvard University a day after the Ivy League school pushed back against government ...

At a moment when medical science and health research are seen as increasingly important, the entire Harvard Medical School ecosystem is a critical Harvard asset. Dr. Jeffrey S. Flier is professor ...

Harvard economist Roland Fryer explains how people tend to interpret ambiguous information as confirming whatever they believed to begin with. Photo: Free to Choose Network Cambridge, Mass. The ...

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What would Harvard University be without the money the federal government has provided over decades to underwrite its vast research initiatives? That’s the existential, $9 billion question ...

Linda McMahon's letter to Harvard University went viral after a version with red-marked grammar corrections surfaced online—though it wasn't from Harvard. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon ...

The letter that was posted by McMahon on X (formerly Twitter), was addressed to Harvard's president Dr Alan Garber. (Getty Images via AFP) The Donald Trump administration sought to compel Harvard ...

“Nothing but the best people” never will not be funny. From The Harvard Crimson: The United States government will no longer award grants to Harvard, Secretary of Education Linda McMahon ...

Today's guest is Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker. Pinker and Reason's Nick Gillespie discuss recent shifts at Harvard toward greater institutional neutrality and free speech, while warning that ...

Another X user added corrections the next day. There is no proof Harvard University posted the "corrected" letter on its socials. One X user, whose post had more than 4 million views at the time ...