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The lawsuit comes more than six months after a judge blocked the administration's attempt to strip Harvard of billions in federal research funding.

In the past, Harvard has acknowledged problems during the protests over the war in Gaza, but says they have moved to address them.

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The president calls NATO weak.

I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News.

President Trump a short time ago before leaving the White House for Florida.

And earlier he told Fox's Martha McCallum during a phone call that if NATO won't help with the Strait of Hormuz now that he knows when the big one comes, they won't be there for us.

Meantime, the Pentagon is sending more warships and Marines to the Middle East in the second deployment of service members to the region in the past week.

Spanish authorities say they have ruled out foul play in the death of U.S.

college student Jimmy Gracie, who vanished this week while on spring break in Barcelona.

However, they have not dismissed the possibility that he was drugged.

Local police said today an autopsy had been performed.

And while they say they believe the 20-year-old's death was an accident, they have given few details and made no official ruling.

Yesterday, police divers recovered Gracie's body from the sea from a marina in Barcelona.

And oil prices are climbing.

U.S.

crude near $98 a barrel.

Stocks are falling.

The Dow down more than 200 points.

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