White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt demanded Harvard apologize to Jewish American students and take action, including eliminating DEI programs and ensuring merit-based hiring practices.
The FCC, bound by First Amendment protections, has historically avoided decisions based on editorial content, leaving Carr's potential actions under intense scrutiny.
Secretary Duffy’s efforts prioritized infrastructure efficiency, saving taxpayers $63.9 million by canceling a high-speed rail project deemed wasteful.
Plaintiffs argue the tariffs, including a 10% minimum charge, are crippling small businesses, with some facing unsustainable costs and potential closures.
He labeled the conflict as "Biden’s war" and positioned himself as a peace negotiator, emphasizing missed opportunities for resolution.
Legal experts criticized the plan as unconstitutional, while Bukele appeared open to cooperating despite logistical and ethical concerns.
Critics argue federal funding requires compliance with laws like Title VI, while Harvard defends its independence and race-based admissions.