April 18 (UPI) -- President Donald Trump has extended his federal government hiring freeze for another three months. Trump ...

The Trump administration has escalated its ongoing battle with Harvard, threatening to block the university from enrolling ...

While Harvard is the nation’s oldest and richest university with a massive $53.2 billion endowment – a deep coffer that could help cushion any cuts – experts and a review of Harvard’s financials show ...

A spokeswoman for the presidency of El Salvador, Wendy Ramos, did not respond to requests for information about Senator Van ...

The Trump administration and the Harvard University are locked in bitter battle. President Trump has called Harvard 'worst ...

S. President Donald Trump said Thursday that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’ s termination “cannot come fast enough” as ...

The Trump administration has disrupted the funding pipeline universities have relied on for research, at times directly ...

The government's demands included that Harvard institute what it called "merit-based" admissions and hiring policies and conduct an audit of the study body, faculty and leadership on their views about ...

The Trump administration’s halt on federal civilian hiring, which was supposed to be lifted Monday, will be extended through ...

President Trump on Thursday signed a memorandum extending a freeze on hiring federal civilian employees into mid-July as his ...

The White House said on Thursday that President Donald Trump will sign an executive order on Thursday to extend a federal hiring freeze, which was set to expire this month, through July.

Federal agencies can’t hire employees or create new roles through July 15, according to an executive order President Donald Trump signed Thursday.