Federal Task Force Reviews Harvard’s Funding Amid Antisemitism Concerns

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has announced the formation of a federal task force to scrutinize Harvard University's federal contracts and grants in light of recent antisemitism allegations. This move comes as part of a broader initiative by the Trump administration to address and combat antisemitism on college campuses across the nation.

The task force, established under the guidance of the HHS, aims to ensure that federal funds are not supporting institutions that fail to address antisemitism effectively. Harvard University, a prominent recipient of federal funding, is currently under review to assess its compliance with federal guidelines and its efforts to combat antisemitism.

This development follows a series of reports and public statements from the Trump administration, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy towards antisemitism. The scrutiny of Harvard's funding is seen as a significant step in enforcing this policy, potentially setting a precedent for other institutions.

• Antisemitism
• Federal Task Force
• Harvard University
• Trump Administration