Former President Donald Trump has announced he is seeking one billion dollars in damages from Harvard University, accusing the institution of anti-Semitism and rejecting a recent news report that claimed his administration had backed off financial demands. Trump criticized both Harvard and the New York Times, insisting that the newspaper's story was 'completely wrong' and that Harvard's proposed remedies were inadequate. The dispute centers on allegations of anti-Semitism at Harvard, which have led to federal investigations and the freezing of some university funding. Trump has vowed to continue pursuing the case, calling for criminal accountability and a much larger financial settlement, while Harvard and government officials indicate that negotiations are ongoing.