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US Prez moves to end all contracts with Harvard

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New York, Updated At : 02:07 AM May 28, 2025 IST

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The Trump administration plans to terminate the federal government’s remaining contracts, amounting to over $100 million, with Harvard University, according to a letter scheduled to be sent to federal agencies on Tuesday.

The letter, from the US General Services Administration, directs all federal agencies to review and potentially terminate their contracts with Harvard, citing concerns over racial discrimination in admissions and alleged discriminatory hiring practices.

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US Prez moves to end all contracts with Harvard

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