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Live in Times Square, this is Good Morning America.

We're going to begin with Harvard University, pushing back against the Trump administration,

the White House freezing billions of dollars in federal aid as the school rejects policy demands.

Matt Gutman is in Cambridge with the latest for us. Good morning, Matt.

Hey, good morning, Robin, Harvard's president, the first to openly defy the Trump administration,

drawing that line in the sand, saying that no government should dictate to a private university

what it can teach, who it can hire, and admit.

The administration responding swiftly by freezing those $2 billion in federal grants. Overnight, the Trump administration freezing more than $2 billion in federal grants.

Overnight, the Trump administration freezing more than $2 billion in federal grant money after Harvard University rejected a list of government demands, including overhauling hiring

and admissions practices. Harvard, America's wealthiest university, not backing down in the face of pressure from President Trump,

who was threatening to pull roughly $9 billion in federal aid unless the school makes a slew of changes to the way it's run.

The administration ordering the school to report foreign students who commit conduct violations to federal authorities

submit to an audit to ensure academic

departments have diverse viewpoints and all DEI programs share hiring data with the administration

and submit to an audit of admissions data. The administration also calling for the correction of what

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