The Trump administration intends to ask all federal agencies to seek ways to end their contracts with Harvard University, a senior administration official told NBC News on Tuesday.

The government already has canceled more than $2.6 billion in federal research grants for the Ivy League school.

A draft letter directs all federal agencies to end or transition contracts with the university. Harvard’s president says the move will hurt research innovation.

The Trump administration is asking federal agencies to explore canceling remaining $100 million worth in federal contracts ...

President Donald Trump’s administration is moving to cancel all remaining federal contracts with Harvard University, marking the latest escalation of its battle against the oldest and richest US ...

The White House General Services Administration is expected to send a letter to federal agencies on Tuesday asking them to "identify any contracts with Harvard, and whether they can be canceled or ...

The move comes amid an escalating feud between the Trump administration and Harvard over the university’s refusal to comply ...

The U.S. General Services Administration asked federal agencies to reconsider all federal contracts with Harvard.

A Trump administration official directed federal agencies to terminate their contracts with Harvard University in the latest attempt by the government to cut the flow of federal money to the school.

Donald Trump is reportedly set to cancel all remaining federal contracts with Harvard University, worth an estimated $100 million, as the president continues his crusade against the historical ...

A letter from the Trump administration says government agencies should look at canceling their remaining federal contracts with Harvard University.

The contract review is the latest salvo in Trump’s war with the Ivy League school, as the White House alleges antisemitism and race distrimination.