Court rejects Trump's lawsuit against Harvard
A federal judge in Boston rejected a lawsuit filed by the Trump administration against Harvard University alleging antisemitism. The judge ruled that the administration failed to demonstrate systematic violations of civil rights laws.
Where they agreeA federal judge rejected the Trump administration's lawsuit against Harvard University regarding antisemitism.
Key playersDonald Trump (US President) · Richard Stearns (Federal Judge)
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Thursday, August 13
A US federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Trump administration against Harvard University regarding antisemitism on campus. The court ruled that the administration failed to plausibly demonstrate violations of federal civil rights laws.
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