Harvard admissions and a procedural ruling
The Trump administration’s push to dig into how Harvard picks its students hit a legal roadblock. A federal judge in Boston ruled that the government skipped key steps before taking the university to court. A federal judge on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, dismissed a Justice Department lawsuit seeking to force Harvard University to hand over detailed records showing whether race…
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