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Lawyers for Harvard and the Trump administration will be in court in Boston tomorrow

over the government's cancellation of more than $2 billion in federal funding for the school.

Emily Piper Villillo of Member Station WBUR has more.

Over 900 Harvard University studies now hang in the balance.

After the White House yanked funding earlier this year, saying Harvard permitted anti-Semitism on campus.

Harvard says the administration's actions unlawfully retaliate against the university

for rejecting the White House's demands over what it can teach, as well as who it can

admit and hire. Harvard Law Professor Noah Feldman says the stakes extend far beyond Harvard.

If a university with a multi-billion dollar endowment can be cowed and pushed around by the

government so that it loses its free speech rights, it's a lot easier to stop you personally

from exercising your free speech rights.

The hearing is expected to last one day.

For NPR News, I'm Emily Piper Vallillo in Boston. Russia says it's still

eager for a peace deal with Ukraine once it achieves its political and military objectives. This after

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