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Newsom Calls Trump's $1 Billion UCLA Settlement Offer Extortion, Says California Won't Bow
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -California Governor Gavin Newsom said on Saturday that a $1 billion settlement offer by President Donald Trump's administration for UCLA amounted to political extortion to which the state will not bow.
University of California system President James B. Milliken stated that such an amount would “devastate” the system.
UCLA faces a $1 billion federal settlement demand, plus $172 million in claims, for alleged Title VII civil rights violations ...
The Trump administration is targeting UCLA again for the second time in a week, seeking to force the school to pay a $1 ...
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Last month, UCLA announced it had settled a lawsuit over campus antisemitism claims in part by donating over $2 million to ...
The agreement the administration is proposing – which, if agreed to, would mark the biggest settlement it’s received from a ...
The settlement is the largest of its kind in a campus antisemitism case and includes funding for Hillel, the ADL and others.
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The Trump administration has frozen more than $300 million in National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health and ...
The notice comes as the Trump administration has tried to exert pressure on universities over student protests about the war ...
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has agreed to pay more than $6 million in a consent agreement after Jewish ...
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UCLA Chancellor Julio Frenk says that a loss of funding will impact everyone who relies on the "groundbreaking" research.
Becket Fund counsel Jordan Varberg discusses the settlement agreement UCLA has agreed to over anti-Israel protests and antisemitism on 'Fox Report.' ...
UCLA has lost an estimated total of $584 million in funds after the Trump administration announced it’s freezing medical and ...
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