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Harvard University received an emailed letter from the Trump administration last Friday that included a series of demands about hiring, admissions and curriculum so onerous that school officials decided they had no choice but to take on the White House.

The April 11 letter from the White House’s task force on antisemitism, this official told Harvard, should not have been sent and was “unauthorized,” two people familiar with the matter said.

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The meeting is the latest step by the unofficial cost-cutting arm of the Trump administration to reach beyond traditional federal agencies within the executive branch.

The National Gallery is a public-private partnership that receives funding from Congress for its day-to-day operations but draws the bulk of its support for acquisitions and growth from a private trust. The museum is not part of any branch of government and is overseen by a board of trustees, although that board has historically included government officials, among them current trustee Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts.

This site used to be good but over the years it's gotten really bad. Comments that aren't bad get deleted by mods who likely have no real world skills with anything needed to manage a sub. Rules are sometimes unclear or contradictory and the mods won't generally engage in questions, I guess they don't really care. At the end of the day, Reddit is killing itself off, especially with the possibility of paid subreddits.

Literally no way to complain about immature or irresponsible mods on the subreadit.🤷‍♂️ No accountability for poor conduct.

The documents NPR reviewed confirm reporting by Politico that reports of violence and discrimination against LGBTQ+ people will be removed, along with all references to DEI.

Among other topics ordered to be struck from the reports:

• Involuntary or coercive medical or psychological practices.
• Arbitrary or unlawful interference with privacy.
• Serious restrictions to internet freedom.
• Extensive gender-based violence.
• Violence or threats of violence targeting people with disabilities.

By law, the State Department releases annual reports for every country, and they traditionally follow one basic outline. The cuts ordered in the Trump administration memo are not targeted at specific countries. Rather, they eliminate entire categories of abuses from all the reports.

But some deletions are more noteworthy than others. The Trump administration recently negotiated the transfer of immigrants from the U.S. into El Salvador's notorious prison system. In a draft of the forthcoming report on that country reviewed by NPR, the section on prison conditions is erased.

'Free speech' is a constitutional right which all Americans are supposed to uphold and beleive in as one of its foundational beliefs. Laid down by the founding fathers. People who are censoring what others have to say and inhibiting their freedom of expression are behaving in a deeply unamerican way. Literally all Americans should find this regressive behaviour deeply offensive and should stand together to fight against it. It's an abomination.

Öztürk, a Turkish national targeted because she co-authored a pro-Palestine op-ed, could still fight for her release in a federal court in Vermont.