Trump's sharp criticism of Harvard over antisemitism

American President Donald Trump has recently directed his criticism at the prestigious Harvard University, accusing it of a long-standing issue related to antisemitism. According to available information, Trump questioned whether the higher education institution is adequately addressing these serious allegations and criticized it for systemic failure in resolving the problem.

In addition to his attacks on the academic sector, Trump also sharply criticized The New York Times, describing it as a declining media outlet. He characterizes their operation as spreading ungrounded and misleading information, which, in his view, excludes the truth and manipulates public opinion. These statements reflect his ongoing conflict with the established media landscape.

Trump’s comments mirror the ongoing tension between his administration and key institutions—academic centers and traditional media. The issue of antisemitism has recently become a focal point for political leaders, with Trump repeatedly warning about what he perceives as a growing problem within American institutions. Public disputes over these issues highlight a broader debate about the role of higher education and the media in contemporary American politics.