Historic Deal on the Horizon Between Trump Administration and Harvard

U.S. President Donald Trump revealed on Friday that his administration is in negotiations with Harvard University over a potential agreement that could resolve ongoing tensions. The discussions follow the administration's decision to end significant grants to the Ivy League institution and restrict international student admissions. Trump's administration cited various allegations, including insufficient efforts by Harvard to combat antisemitism.

In a notable social media post on Truth Social, Trump hinted at a groundbreaking settlement that he described as potentially 'mindbogglingly' historic. This announcement coincided with a federal judge's injunction blocking the Department of Homeland Security from immediately revoking Harvard's student enrollment certification until further administrative review.

Harvard, which has filed lawsuits to defend its rights and maintain international student enrollment, claims that Trump's actions breach its First Amendment rights. The legal battle underscores ongoing controversies over academic freedom and government influence in educational governance, as the university awaits further rulings on international student admissions.

(With inputs from agencies.)